Hundreds of anti-xenophobia protesters took their grievances to the seat of government - the Union Buildings. They marched to demand that government must facilitate dialogue between locals and immigrants to defuse tensions between the two groups. The protest march was organised by the Coalition of Civics Against Xenophobia. CGTN's Yolisa Njamela has more.
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