Trouble in Mozambique
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Re: Trouble in Mozambique
We have had it for the last three days. The explanations are very different depending on who the interview, but this evening the South African said that the foreigners were stealing their jobs and that the government were not doing anything to help them The foreigners said that they only want to work in peace, because they have escaped from wars and famine and that they are not stealing any jobs.
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Re: Trouble in Mozambique
Sasol Evacuates South African Staff From Mozambique on Fears of Attacks
Fears are spreading across Africa of a backlash for violence against foreign workers in South Africa
By Matina Stevis and
Patrick McGroarty
Updated April 17, 2015 12:39 p.m. ET
Petrochemical giant Sasol Ltd. evacuated 340 South African employees from its Mozambique operations as fears spread that South Africans might be targeted across the continent in retribution for intensifying attacks.
http://www.wsj.com/articles/sasol-evacu ... 85?tesla=y
Fears are spreading across Africa of a backlash for violence against foreign workers in South Africa
By Matina Stevis and
Patrick McGroarty
Updated April 17, 2015 12:39 p.m. ET
Petrochemical giant Sasol Ltd. evacuated 340 South African employees from its Mozambique operations as fears spread that South Africans might be targeted across the continent in retribution for intensifying attacks.
http://www.wsj.com/articles/sasol-evacu ... 85?tesla=y
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Re: Trouble in Mozambique
Lisbeth wrote:We have had it for the last three days. The explanations are very different depending on who the interview, but this evening the South African said that the foreigners were stealing their jobs and that the government were not doing anything to help them The foreigners said that they only want to work in peace, because they have escaped from wars and famine and that they are not stealing any jobs.
Ja, the problem is foreigners come and go as they please across the unpoliced borders, and often buy corrupt SA id documents...complicated!
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