Group seeks compensation for victims of xenophobic attacks
Citizens Advocacy for Social and Economic Rights has called on the South African Government to pay compensation to victims of the xenophobic attacks
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EU condemns ‘criminal’ killing of Ethiopian Christians
The European Union denounced Monday the slaughter of at least 28 Ethiopian Christians in an Islamic State (IS) video as a 'criminal' effort to create religious divisions.