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The United Nations monitors xenophobic violence in South Africa while President Cyril Ramaphosa urges calm amid the unrest.

7 reports, 6 independent Updated Sep 17

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The United Nations monitors xenophobic violence in South Africa while President Cyril Ramaphosa urges calm amid the unrest.

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United Nations South Africa Cyril Ramaphosa

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Jun 30Amnesty International and the UN monitor the anti-immigration crisis in South Africa and criticize government arrests.Sub-event
Jun 24UN monitors xenophobic violence in South Africa; President Ramaphosa calls for calm.1 source
- latimes.com

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The entities involved

United Nations
global international and intergovernmental organization
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- Tarique Rahman attended the United Nations climate change conference on November 11, 2026.12:16
South Africa
country in southern Africa
- SAPS is investigating organized crime and mass shootings in KwaZulu-Natal, with the provincial premier addressing the crisis.15:16
- The African National Congress (ANC) is currently campaigning for the upcoming local government elections in South Africa.14:38
Cyril Ramaphosa
President of South Africa since 2018
- Cyril Ramaphosa delivered a keynote address at Sun City on November 12, 2026.15:06
- Ramaphosa praised the modernization and efficiency of the Beitbridge border post in Zimbabwe.13:05

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Jul 8aol.co.uk