Anti-foreigner sentiment spreads disinformation

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Angola dog-meat bust pictures falsely linked to anti-immigrant rhetoric in South Africa

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Social media users recently shared photos allegedly showing the arrest of undocumented migrants who were caught selling dog meat to unsuspecting customers.

AFP Fact Check found the claims to be false.

The images were taken in Angola in December 2023 and have nothing to do with South Africa or any other countries where the claim has surfaced.

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