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Opportunistic crime linked to looting of foreign owned shops in KZN
LOOTING in Clermont was linked to opportunistic crime as locals “took advantage” of the March and March movement’s call for illegal immigrants to self deport by raiding closed shops owned by foreign nationals.
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Opportunistic crime linked to looting of foreign owned shops in KZN
LOOTING in Clermont was linked to opportunistic crime as locals “took advantage” of the March and March movement’s call for illegal immigrants to self deport by raiding closed…
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channelnewsasia.com
Looting, arrests after South Africa's anti-foreigner protests
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