SA police fire rubber bullets at Mozambicans at the border, one arrested

A 49-year-old Mozambican man was arrested for public violence.

on Mozambican nationals with rubber bullets in an effort to disperse the rowdy crowd at the border on Wednesday.Mozambican man was arrested for public violenceNkosi said the man had parked his taxi in front of the gate at the port of entry and when police reprimanded him, he locked himself inside his taxi.

The vast southern African nation has been rocked by violent clashes and protests in several cities following the disputed October 9 presidential election.

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