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Foreigners being 'hunted like dogs' in South Africa

Malawians fleeing xenophobic violence in South Africa disembark a bus in Blantyre on April 20, 2015 after being repatriated (AFP Photo)

Blantyre (Malawi) - Foreigners fleeing xenophobic violence in South Africa reveal how they escaped marauding death mobs and vowed never to return to the country where they had sought a new life.

Holding her one-year-old daughter in her arms, Malawian Agnes Salanje said she "faced death" during the wave of anti-immigrant violence that has claimed at least seven lives.

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