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Stuart Baxter (Gallo Images)
Stuart Baxter (Gallo Images)

Cape Town - Kaizer Chiefs coach Stuart Baxter says that he expected nothing but warmth from South Africans when he started to ply his trade in Africa.

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According to Kaizer Chiefs website, Baxter addressed the media and various sport and cultural groups on the matter of xenophobia as The Department of Sport and Recreation and the Department of Arts and Culture seek ways to bring awareness around the issue that has divided many over the past two weeks.

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