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South Africa gripped by anti-migrant protests as foreign national is killed

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Briefings

South Africa experienced deadly xenophobic protests in Durban where a foreign national was killed during a march amid rising anti-migrant tensions. Simultaneously, teams in Ivory Coast conducted door-to-door lead poisoning testing, while Ivorian authorities cracked down on illegal mining despite some youth relying on it for income.

Key points

• A foreign national was beaten to death during a protest march in Durban, South Africa, as xenophobic unrest turned deadly.
• Ivorian authorities are cracking down on illegal mining over fears of pollution, though some young people cite it as a source of income.

Context

South Africa is increasingly gripped by anti-migrant tensions, while global awareness efforts for lead poisoning intensify in Ivory Coast.

Limitations

Evidence covers only Durban, South Africa, and Ivory Coast; specific casualty numbers, protest dates, and mining impact details are not provided.

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