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Port Elizabeth Central

Foreign nationals in Port Elizabeth Central live in fear

31st May 2018 Joseph Chirume 0

In May 2008, xenophobic attacks swept through South Africa leaving 62 people dead and 21 of whom were South African citizens. Elitsha spoke to foreign nationals in Port Elizabeth Central to ask whether they feel safe or not.

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