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A confidant. In other news, foreign nationals who are camping in front of the Home Affairs office in Durban say they are worried about their safety. This follows an altercation between some of the refugees and members of March and March on Thursday. The refugees have been living there since June, fearing for their safety in the areas where they used to live in the city. Princess Aja from the Democratic Republic of Congo says: according to March and March, their members came to do a cleanup. However, their belongings were taken and there was.

Confrontation. What really happened yesterday was the match and much attacked us here on the street, saying they're coming to clean the streets so we should leave. They attacked us, and our people also attacked back. Five of our people got injured, which are there in the hospital at the moment. We are not safe here. Please, we're pleading with the government to give us shelter. So we will leave this pavement because when Janetas came, she said she doesn't want us to see us on this pavement again and they're going to come back soon. So please, they should give us shelter. So we leave this place. We are just not safe. It's very, very risky here out here.