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By Prince Osuagwu & Nkiruka Nnorom
South Africa’s Consul General to Nigeria, Prof Bobby Moroe, yesterday, announced that over 80 persons in connection to the Afrophobia attacks that happened in South Africa recently, have been arrested.
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This is even as the African Union Executive Council has declined to take up Ghana’s request to place violence against African migrants in South Africa on the agenda for its October Summit after Pretoria argued that the matter belonged in a broader forum.
