'Should I stay or should I go?' is the question running through the heads of many migrants who have made South Africa their home. Foreign nationals tell us they’ve been harassed in hospitals, their barricaded businesses looted, and their children denied schooling. The Nigerian, Mozambican and Kenyan governments among others have warned their citizens in South Africa. But many have already packed their bags.
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