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Foreign national killed by mob during anti-immigrant march in central Durban

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Police and multiple reports say a foreign national was fatally beaten by a crowd of about 50 people in Durban’s central business district during an anti-immigrant march.Backed by 3 sourcesBBCAl JazeeraDaily Maverick The killing occurred on Dr Pixley kaSeme Street in broad daylight on Thursday, 22 October 2026, according to local reporting.Backed by 2 sourcesgroundup.newsDaily Maverick

The marchers were protesting the presence of undocumented foreign nationals in South Africa, amid wider anti-migrant tensions.Backed by 2 sourcesBBCAl Jazeera South African police are using CCTV footage to help identify possible suspects in the killing.Backed by 2 sourcesDaily Maverickenca.com

Reuters frames the incident as an active police investigation into a foreign national’s killing by a crowd.Context from one sourceau.marketscreener.com

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