Xenophobia: South Africa dispatches envoy to Nigeria

President Cyril Ramaphosa of South Africa has dispatched a peace envoy to Nigeria over the xenophobic attacks in his country against foreigners

in his country against foreigners, especially Nigerians.

According to The Nation, President Ramaphosa’s spokesman, Khusela Diko, on Sunday said “three envoys will visit Nigeria and six other countries”.

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