Zimbabwe pushes SA on xenophobia

Zimbabwe is pressing on South Africa to act on renewed xenophobic attacks there which left millions of Zimbabweans and other African migrants living and working in the region's most developed country in severe trauma.

This comes as the government of President Cyril Ramaphosa - which stands accused of exacerbating last week's mayhem in Durban and Polokwane through some ill-considered electioneering comments - yesterday agreed to meet African diplomats in Pretoria to address growing concerns over the scourge.