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South African Military Deployed After Looters, Anti-Immigration Protesters Target Foreign-Owned Supermarket, Businesses
South African citizens looted supermarkets, vandalised ATM machines and broke into several businesses in KwaDabeka in Clermont, west of Durban, forcing the deployment of the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) to the troubled area. This was disclosed in a report by South African Broadcasting Corporation monitored by Sahara Reporters.
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iol.co.za
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Multiple arrests made in KZN for malicious damage to property and business burglary
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saharareporters.com
South African Military Deployed After Looters, Anti-Immigration Protesters Target Foreign-Owned Supermarket, Businesses
South African citizens looted supermarkets, vandalised ATM machines and broke into several businesses in KwaDabeka in Clermont, west of Durban, forcing the deployment of the South…
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africanews.com
Stores assess damage after looting in South Africa's anti-foreigner protests | Africanews
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channelnewsasia.com
Looting, arrests after South Africa's anti-foreigner protests
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