HARARE – President Robert Mugabe yesterday broke his silence as anti-immigrant violence spread to parts of Johannesburg’s commercial heart, and amid withering criticism over his hitherto quiet diplomacy on the matter. In a conciliatory speech marking the country’s independence from Britain 35 years ago, Mugabe expressed shock at the xenophobia that the UN Refugee Agency…
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