Zimbabwean government has urged its citizens who sought economic refuge in South Africa and are now under attack by xenophobia-crazed locals to return home.
The government says the country’s economy is now grown so well that it can now accommodate them.
The foreign affairs deputy minister, David Musabayana, was speaking while responding to questions by legislators during the National Assembly’s Wednesday question and answer session.
His call follows the killing of a Zimbabwean man, Elvis Phiri, in Johannesburg’s mass slum, Diepsloot last week.
South Africans based there vowed to continue with their dastardly acts until the last Zimbabwean was flushed out.
