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Kenyan Traders Suffer Huge Losses Following The Xenophobic Attacks In South Africa

Kenyan traders based in South Africa have lost property worth millions following the xenophobic attacks that have rocked several cities.

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The Kenyan ambassador to South Africa Jean Njeri Kamau said on Tuesday that several businesses owned by Kenyan nationals in the hotbeds of the attacks of foreigners have been looted and those spared closed down.

“The High Commission has received reports from members of the Kenyan business community of heavy losses due to the violence.

“There has also been several reports of looting and destruction of business premises owned by Kenyan nationals,” she said in a statement.

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Ms Kamau said several Kenyans living in areas affected by the violence have fled their homes.

She urged the government of South Africa to compensate the traders for the losses they have suffered following the attacks by locals.

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“I Have Stopped Using SA Products Including DSTV” Cynthia Nyamai Says After Xenophobia Incident

Xenophobia is the un reasoned fear of that which is perceived to be foreign or strange. Xenophobia can manifest itself in many ways involving the relations and perceptions of an in group towards an out group, including a fear of losing identity, suspicion of its activities, aggression, and desire to eliminate its presence to secure a presumed purity.

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Pr practitioner Cynthia Nyamai – who made headlines in Kenya after playing a part of the communication team of now President Elect of Nigeria – has stated that she will not support a country that tears down the economy of Africa. In her own words she stated that she has from now on decided not to use any South Africa products including the mostly used DSTV product in her fight against Xenophobia.

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“After watching the South Africa clips I may not be able to do much but I have decided to stop using SA products including DSTV. #Xenophobia .”Cynthia Nyamai said

Her decision she says is not permanent but hopes that once everyone makes a stand against this then action will be taken against those who are spreading the hate against foreigners.

According to news 24 more than 1 000 people from other South African States were driven out of their homes and have sought refuge at police stations and a sports ground south of Durban.

A well-placed police source, who could not be named as he is not authorised to speak to the media, confirmed that two people sustained critical burn wounds.

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