Xarun madaxeedka ururka jaaliyada Soomaalida ee Koonfur Afrika SASA ee Johannesburg ayaa magacaabay 7 xubnood oo ah gudiga qabanqaabada shirka bulshada loo qabanayo ee ka dhacay Johannesburg maalinta jimcaha

1. Cali Siciid Najjaar Gudoomiyha
2. Hanad Maxamed Husseen ku xigeen
3. Maxamed Tube Xogheyn
4. Axmed Faaraxz Cabdulle xubin
5. Cabdinaasir Axmed Sh xubin

Jaaliyada Soomaliyeed Koonfur Afrika ee SASA waxay ogaysiinaysaa dhamaan Bulsha waynta Soomaaliyeed ee ku dhaqan magaalada Johannesburg iyo nawaaxigeeda in uu jiro shir balaaran oo huwan warbixin iyo xog is waraysi uu bixinayo waftigii kasoo laabtey shirweynihii Qaramada Midoobey ee arrimaha qaxootiga kana dhacay magaalada Geneva ee dalka Switzerland.

A group of Somali refugees in Randfontein are facing homelessness and growing uncertainty, while government and the United Nations pass the buck on who should be responsible for their welfare.

International humanitarian organisations have commended the Polokwane Municipality for its swift response to this week's xenophobic attacks at the Westernburg Township in the province.

Foreign nationals, mostly Zimbabweans, still housed at the Peter Mokaba stadium in Polokwane, have until the end of the week to vacate the premises. They are part of a group that was driven out of the Westernburg Township during a spate of xenophobic attacks two weeks ago.

South Africa's large immigrant population is routinely and illegally denied health care by clinics and hospitals, leaving them at mortal risk, Human Rights Watch said.

"Migrants to South Africa are abused in transit, attacked upon arrival, and then denied care when they are injured or ill," said Rebecca Shaeffer, a health campaigner for the group.

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— Ndona, Congolese refugee, Johannesburg

23 November 2009, 20:55
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