South African Vigilantes Chase Out Immigrants With Knives and Clubs

South African vigilantes targeted immigrants in Mozambique-born Juma, driving home concerns about anti-immigrant violence. Juma, 35, had lived in South Africa legally for a decade before members of an anti-immigrant group called March & March confronted him outside the tented barbershop where he worked. According to the report, the group beat him with sticks and clubs in an attack that left him injured. The article describes the incident as a turn from legal residence to violent harassment by a coordinated group. It underscores the risks faced by migrants in the country and the challenge for authorities when vigilante actions escalate beyond official channels. Further details beyond the initial assault were not provided in the excerpt.