'It just feels like I'm another South African': the multicultural Durban school - BBC What's New
It's called the rainbow nation, but South Africa's reputation as a harmonious multicultural country has come under threat after a series of xenophobic attacks. We traveled to one primary school in Durban, which is home to children from across the world, to find out what young people there make of it.
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