Police crack down on protesters in South Africa's Krugersdorp [No Comment]
Police responded with tear gas canisters and rubber bullets in Krugersdorp near Johannesburg on Monday (January 22) as protesters complaining of drug crime and human trafficking blocked roads in the town. Protesters said they were reacting to local drug problems which they blamed on foreign nationals living in the town, particularly Nigerians.
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