WIRE — Namibian transport companies are withdrawing their drivers from South Africa ahead of a planned anti-immigrant protest, as fears of xenophobic violence disrupt cross-border trade. The protest, planned in the neighbouring country for tomorrow, coincides with the 30 June deadline protesters have set for illegal immigrants to leave South Africa (SA). Transworld Cargo manager Fritz Kaufmann The post Namibian truck drivers flee South Africa amid xenophobia fears appeared first on The Namibian.
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