Botswana has warned its citizens about travel to South Africa “in light of recent developments resulting in violent unrest”.
In a Facebook post, the government said its citizens should “exercise extreme caution” and “remain vigilant at all times”.
Earlier, we reported that Nigeria had also issued a warning to its citizens.
South Africa’s police say that the violence is subsiding, BBC said.
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Also, Nigeria has told its citizens to “avoid traveling to high risk and volatile areas [in South Africa] until the situation is brought under control”.
in a press release, the ministry of foreign affairs said it “wishes to assure the general public that the government is committed [to] protecting [the] lives and properties of Nigerians in South Africa”.
The statement also condemned the attacks on foreigners in South Africa over the past few days.
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