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  A yet-to-be-identified Ugandan national has reportedly burned down the automobile workshop owned by Nigerians in Pretoria, South Africa.   In a statement released on Saturday, the National Publicity Secretary of Nigerian Union South Africa (NUSA) said nine cars and vehicle parts worth a million, five hundred and fifty thousand rands (R1,550,000.00 or about N65 million) were damaged during the fire incident which happened on September 5, 2023.  

Sunday, September 10, 2023 - A Ugandan man on a mission of revenge against his father has been accused of setting ablaze the workshop of Nigerian nationals involved in automobile dealings in Pretoria, South Africa. Habib Miller, the National Publicity Secretary, Nigeria Union South Africa (NUSA) who confirmed the incident in a statement on Saturday, September…

There have been a series of controversies surrounding what caused the riots that resulted in the deaths of some Nigerian nationals in South Africa a few days ago.   SaharaReporters had reported how two Nigerians were reportedly shot dead in Johannesburg.   One of the victims identified as Dashu was gunned down at Midrand Hyper in Johannesburg on Saturday.  

When the first case of COVID-19 was announced in South Africa on March 5, 2020, Azubuike Muodum thought the pandemic was only going to be around for some weeks, a month at the most. A week before, Azubuike had heard about the first outbreak in Wuhan, China.  Advertisement More than a year later, the pandemic is still around and has caused major disruptions around the world including affecting migrant communities and their livelihoods. Muodum, 57, who is originally from Anambra state, Nigeria’s Southeast, moved to South Africa in 1994, and runs 1505, a medium scale popular bar and restaura...