Xenophobia: S’Africans feeling impact of attacks on businesses, others – NICASA president
According to him, NICASA is gathering evidence in the hope that the Nigerian government will engage the South African government diplomatically to secure compensation or support for affected Nigerians to rebuild their businesses and lives.
Addressing the wider issue of hostility toward African migrants, Onyekwelu said Nigerians and other African nationals contribute significantly to South Africa’s economy through businesses and professional services.
On the response of the South African government, Onyekwelu said official statements often differ from realities on the ground, noting that incidents of violence, looting, extortion and attacks on foreign-owned businesses continue.
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