How to Report Xenophobic Attacks in South Africa via SMS

View Comments 28 May 2008

SMS 31864 send your reports on xenophobic incidents in South Africa and they will go live on www.unitedforafrica.co.za – please include when/what/where it happened.

Reports South African Xenophobic attacks via the web here and find out how to help/donate here.

Tell your Facebook friends about United for Africa Facebook page and help spread the word. Would love to see Vernon Koekemoer get involved with this somehow. Anyone know how to get hold of ‘The Vernon’?

Have you read these yet?
Vernon Koekemoer Vodacom TV ad
Vernon Koekemoer on Isidingo!! lol
Your quick fix.
South Africa Xenophobia Attacks on Google Maps – unitedforafrica.co.za
Vernon Koekemoer does blog

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SESETHU MASIZA

hello

This xenophobia thing is wrong. if we the youth dont make a stop to this it will jepadise our future and people in the communities need to know that this is wrong….. When it was the apartheid years our ppl ran to this peoples countries… Why you throwing them like this now…. People think maaaaaan… Treat a person the way you want to be treatd
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It seems like the hype is already dying down on the Xeno issue, so hope everyone will maintain their good efforts as thousands will remain in need for quite a while still.

To make it worse, many of the aid organisations were preparing for their winter drive to help the needy, and with the Xeno issue taking all those resources, winter will be even more miserable for many underpriveledged. South Africa has a long term poverty alleviation task on its hands.