South Africa to send envoys abroad after xenophobic attacks
President Ramaphosa will send envoys to other nations to address migration issues following xenophobic attacks. He said South Africans want to live in peace.
South Africa will dispatch global envoys to address the fallout from recent xenophobic attacks targeting immigrants. President Cyril Ramaphosa announced the diplomatic mission on June 4 following bilateral talks in Pretoria. The initiative follows a spate of violent incidents directed at foreign nationals from other countries on the continent.
