VOICED: Foreigners fear violence after World Cup

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by African immigrants in South Africa, particularly after the World Cup. It highlights the fears of xenophobic violence, referencing the 2008 attacks that resulted in 62 deaths. The government and community leaders are working to prevent such violence from recurring. Immigrants, who often live in difficult conditions, struggle with local perceptions and fear for their safety. Despite the success of the World Cup, South Africa's social issues remain unresolved.

What motivated immigrants from Mozambique to move to South Africa?

• To pursue higher education

• To join family members

• To find better job opportunities

• To escape war in Mozambique

What event in 2008 significantly impacted immigrants in South Africa?

• A major economic recession

• A natural disaster

• A wave of xenophobic violence

• A change in immigration laws

How has the South African government responded to prevent xenophobic violence?

• By closing borders

• By increasing police presence

• By deporting immigrants

• By restricting media coverage

What role have community leaders played in addressing xenophobia?

• They have relocated immigrants

• They have supported xenophobic actions

• They have stood against xenophobic violence

• They have ignored the issue

What is a common misconception about immigrants according to the transcript?

• They are not interested in integrating

• They are involved in criminal activities

• They contribute to the local economy

• They are taking jobs from locals