African migrants with deep roots in South Africa flee xenophobic attacks

A Ghana-born hairdresser who grew up in Durban had her salon looted in the anti-migrant unrest and now sleeps with her 14‑year‑old son among ~200 migrants outside the Home Affairs office.
The "March and March" protests have sparked looting and violence against mainly African foreign nationals, leaving at least five dead and straining ties with other countries.
Migrants say police and neighbours have sometimes turned on them while some friends offer support; many fear a June 30 deadline to leave and rising tensions before local elections.