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  1. Xenophobic protests and violence targeting foreigners broke out in Ghana and South Africa on May 28th.
  2. South Africa's xenophobia persists because the government failed to operationalize the new law regarding hate crimes, which is currently stalled due to pending draft regulations.
  3. Ambassadors discussed xenophobic attacks in South Africa on May 26th.
  4. Urgent meetings were held in Pretoria regarding migration issues, where South Africa was called upon to improve law enforcement.

President Ramaphosa is addressing immigration laws in South Africa.

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President Ramaphosa is addressing immigration laws in South Africa.

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Cyril RamaphosaSouth AfricaInstitute for Security Studies

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  1. Ramaphosa announced specific toughening of immigration procedures.1 source
  2. Ramaphosa makes efforts to calm immigration tensions in South Africa.1 source
  3. Ramaphosa attempts to defuse tensions over immigration.1 source
  4. Ramaphosa addressed migration concerns in South Africa, informed by ISS research.1 source
  5. President warns against xenophobic vigilantism and instability.1 source
  6. Ramaphosa addresses xenophobia and migration challenges in South Africa.1 source
  7. President Ramaphosa addresses xenophobia as part of the government's response to national issues.1 source
  8. Ramaphosa addresses immigration laws.1 source

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Urgent meetings were held in Pretoria regarding migration issues, where South Africa was called upon to improve law enforcement.

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