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Wage protest at Isipingo warehouse may have sparked xenophobic attacks

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newsThe Citizen reports that a wage protest by more than 70 employees of Jeena Warehouse in Isipingo, outside Durban, might have triggered the outbreak of violent attacks on foreigners that later spread to parts of Gauteng.  

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