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Germany is increasingly turning xenophobic. One in three Germans believe that the country has too many foreigners, and over one in ten want a Führer at the helm of affairs, a survey released by a left-wing Berlin think-tank said Wednesday.
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As the World Cup nears its final match on Sunday, a dark side of South African society has emerged with an exodus of Zimbabweans out of Cape Town as people fear a renewal of the 2008 xenophobic violence which led to 30,000 people leaving the country.
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A year and a half after a wave of xenophobia raged through South Africa, killing over 60 people and leaving close to 100.000 African foreign nationals homeless, xenophobia has erupted in De Doorns, a farmers' settlement 120 km north east of Cape Town.
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On 21 March each year, the UN marks the day in 1960 when dozens of peaceful protesters were gunned down by police in the South African township of Sharpeville as they demonstrated against apartheid.
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A South African news team lived with two Somali refugees in their shop in East London for two weeks. And, warns journalist Thanduxolo Jika, the hatred against Somalians is growing to dangerous levels. "We witnessed the danger they are in,' Jika writes.
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The United Nations has launched a formal probe into the xenophobic attacks in which two foreign African refugees fell to their deaths trying to escape from a 150-strong mob of men with knives in Durban South Africa. A third man survived his forced jump.
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Six people, including a ruling-party leader, have been charged with the murder of two African foreigners who were forced to jump off a high rise building in Durban, South Africa by an armed mob in January 2009. The six men were released on $200 bail.
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South Africa's top water-research expert Dr Anthony Turton was fired last week by the South African council for scientific and industrial research -- for telling the truth about the country's dangerously filthy rivers, streams and lakes.
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A collapse in the eurozone would create the "ideal recipe for an increase in extremism and xenophobia", the UK deputy PM says.
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A real sad state of an Australian education: the Australia Day commemorates arrival of the First Fleet on 26th Jan 1788 since when Britain’s undesirables had been sent to a new land on a regular basis, and Captain J.Cook reached this continent on 19th April 1770-so, what is a link between “231 years” and 2012 as stated on a wall in Brunswick, the inner Melbourne suburb?
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