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South Africa urged: Stop xenophobia – South African Embassy, 21 April 2015

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Millions face hardship as Zimbabwe comes close to ‘meltdown’. Rising inflation has hit those already struggling with food, fuel and medicine shortages. Mugabe is gone but the corrupt, incompetent economic system remains in place. Time for REAL change!
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Polish Pride parade met with violent right-wing counter protests
in north-eastern city of Bialystok. All praise to the heroic LGBT+ campaigners who defied the mob assault by Catholic fanatics & nationalist thugs
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