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Africa: Xenophobia - Tinubu Reports South Africa to AU, Demands Action

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Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has formally reported recurring xenophobic and Afrophobic attacks against Africans and foreign nationals in South Africa to the African Union (AU). Speaking in Luanda, Tinubu demanded urgent action from the continental body to address the violence, declaring that "enough is enough."

Tinubu warned that the ongoing attacks against other nationals seriously undermine Africa's core values of solidarity, unity, and peaceful coexistence. The intervention escalates diplomatic pressure on South Africa through official continental channels regarding the safety of foreign nationals within its borders.

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Vanguard (NG) (NG) Highlights the confrontational diplomatic posture and direct call to action.
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