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Xenophobia is nothing new to South Africa, but experts warn attacks on foreigners could rise as nationalist campaign rhetoric heats up.

On Monday 6 November, grade 12 pupils wrote Maths and Maths Literacy paper two and many complained about the question paper being "too tricky and difficult".

The self-appointed civilian army patrolling the streets in South Africas Soweto Township had one aim only: To drive out foreigners.

Xenophobia is nothing new to South Africa but experts warn attacks on foreigners could rise as nationalist campaign rhetoric heats up.

Get on the know with the most current affairs around Johannesburg from the VOW FM Newsroom and Sports Desk.

Concern is growing as more and more places of worship are being targeted by criminals.

Public safety MMC Mgcini Tshwaku says EFF councillors have been able to work well with the ANC and other political parties in the City of Joburg, but if the partnership ends he and his colleagues will accept it.

According to Johannesburg Water, the reason for the unplanned interruption is to repair the GRP pipe on the outlet of the Honeydew Reservoir.

Joburg Water claims it is not getting supply from Rand Water.

Telling residents to use less water is no solution to Gauteng’s water crisis, participants told a Daily Maverick webinar.