It is believed that the SA High Commissioner has led an envoy of government officials to hold talks with Nigeria over the recent xenophobic attacks.

The National Association of Nigerian Students threatens to close the 120 South African companies that are based in Nigeria, if attacks continue.

The recent spate of looting and violence has been enough to cause the Zambia high commission in South Africa to issue a warning to its citizens in the country.

The Tshwane municipality called on taxi owners and associations to engage their drivers in ensuring “orderly business operations”.

The looting started in Emdeni in Soweto earlier this week with claims made that the actions were a response to the clashes between police and foreign nationals in the Johannesburg CBD.

Amnesty International have criticized South Africa’s response to xenophobic violence.

Lindiwe Sisulu wants to assure foreign nationals in South Africa that the country is not hostile towards them.

President Ramaphosa paid a visit to Pietermaritzburg as part of the ANC’s campaign trail in the province.

Foreign nationals in Durban’s poorest neighbourhood’s live in fear even as they are assured that the attacks are not cases of xenophobic violence.

A society in need of serious help.

Images of the looted stores did the rounds on social media.

Fikile Mbalula had some controversial things to say about South Africa and foreign nationals.

Be careful what you share online, folks. Communications Minister Pinky Kekana is not happy with a fake news post doing the rounds.

Violence erupted in Soweto on Wednesday after a foreign business owner allegedly shot a suspected robber. According to police, no foreigners have been killed in the violence.

Thankfully, calm has now been restored to Soweto.

A Somali shop owner says government fanned the flames of xenophobia.

The African Basic Movement Party want every single non-South African out of the country by the end of the year.

Xenophobia has a nasty past in South Africa’s recent history. With African leaders moving towards continental free trade and movement, should one be worried?

This coming Monday, a group of migrants and refugees will be launching their heartwarming collection of tales, In My Shoes.

The Department of Home Affairs to issue new permits for Zimbabwean nationals in South Africa.

Ok so we’ve punted our fair share of hilarious Nando’s videos and they crack us up every time, but their day-to-day account drops little gems on.the.daily.

Nigerian officials have confirmed that 97 of their citizens have been deported back to Nigeria, following raids on foreign nationals by South African authorities.

The situation at the anti-foreigner march organised by the Mamelodi Concerned Residents group in Tshwane is slowly escalating, with police doing their best to keep things under control.

Things are already getting rough in the City of Tshwane.

An anonymous recording doing the rounds urges foreign nationals inside and outside of South Africa to strike back should the xenophobic violence continue.

So the first family of SA has been granted a court interdict against the country’s favourite sh** stirrer, after accusing the EFF leader of xenophobia.

Joleen Steyn Kotze says the world’s marginalised have been taught that their lives matter less than others.

El presidente has made it clear that the gloves are coming off and foreign nationals riding the Mzanzi gravy train will quickly find themselves under arrest and on their way to refugee camps.

Durban businesses have lost up to 70% of revenue over the past two weeks as more and more countries have issued warnings against travelling to South Africa.

I get it, South Africa is in a bit of a mess right now, and that statement is a bit of an understatement.

Just hours before Malema was supposed to address crowds in Alexandra last night, several shots rang out at his followers, allegedly hitting one.

Not even a series of xenophobic attacks in the city of Pietermaritzburg could stop the preparations for an Ethiopian man and South African woman to tie the knot.

No words can describe the horrific xenophobic violence on the streets of our beloved South Africa. These images say it all.

Axe-wielding, machete swinging ‘gangs’ of foreigners have started patrolling the streets in an attempt to protect their own, while others flee major centres

What the world has to say about South Africa and the recent xenophobic attacks.

They wouldn’t allow it on TV, but here’s a true Nando’s legend in the making. Perfect timing.

That’s right; it’s got to the point where foreign nationals are looking at taking up arms against South SAfricans inside of South Africa.

South Africans are saying NO to xenophobia on Twitter, which begs the question, will our tweets make a difference?

Unemployment, xenophobia and racial tensions are on the up… but there is hope. One Zimbabwean’s determination has brought hope to many, and employment to the very people who want him out of the country.

After a four-month journey to South Africa 11 years ago, Melese Elebajo settled in Soweto. The recent xenophobic attacks have caused him to flee his area.

A week of lootings and violence targeting foreign nationals has been dismissed by government as criminality. SA Human Rights Commission and The African Diaspora Forum deplore government to recognise attacks as xenobhobic

After all the k*k the DA province has had to endure in the last few years, it finally catches a break. Xenophobic attacks broke out on Monday, but this time in Soweto. There’s something much bigger, and more crippling at play here though…

South African actor Sharlto Copley sets the record straight on the likelihood of a ‘District 9’ sequel and discusses playing the villain in his brand new film ‘Elysium’, currently on screen in UK.