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Victims of xenophobia go home.

April 24, 2015

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Some foreign nationals at the Primrose xenophobia camp play a game of football to pass the time.

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Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.

Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.

Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.

Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.

Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.

Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.

Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.

Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.

Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.

Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.

Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.

Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.

Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.

Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.

Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.

Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.

Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.

Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.

Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.

Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.

Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.

Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.

Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.

Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.

Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.

Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.

Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.

Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.

Brilliant Ndlovu, from Zimbabwe, is taking her 11-month-old daughter Sudzukani back to Zimbabwe. She had been staying at the Elsburg Community Hall since April 16, as she feared being attacked.

Foreign nationals are heading back to their home.

Foreign nationals at the Elsburg Community Hall pack up their belongings on Thursday, to return to their own countries or to their local communities. Many came from the Marathon informal settlement in Primrose.

Foreign nationals who stayed at the temporary xenophobia camp, outside the Primrose Police Station, wait with their belongings packed for buses that will transport them back to their home countries.

April 24, 2015

Less than a minute

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