Zimbabweans safe in S. Africa violence: Embassy

Bulawayo Bureau
ZIMBABWEANS living in South Africa are safe following a spate of attacks and looting of foreign-owned shops by locals in the neighbouring country this week, a senior official has said.

In an interview yesterday, Zimbabwe Consul-General to South Africa Mr Batiraishe Mukonoweshuro said Zimbabweans based in the neighbouring country were safe from the raids.

South African media on Wednesday reported that locals were looting from shops owned by foreigners, accusing them of selling sub-standard goods.

Mr Mukonoweshuro said those facing challenges should contact the consulate on WhatsApp number +27110373400 or email address [email protected]

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