See what South African Minister of Small Business Development said on Xenophobia

She said this during attacks in January. Yeah, these attacks happen from time to time. So black South Africans don't know how to be successful so when black foreigners come to their country & become successful, it's a sin!

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Amazing candlelight display at vigil against Xenophobia in SA

Candles were arranged in the shape of the African continent at a vigil organized against Xenophobia at the Constitutional Hill precinct in Johannesburg this evening April 21st. The vigil was organized in an effort to take a stand against the ongoing xenophobic violence in South Africa.

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Zulu king whose remarks incited Xenophobic attacks appeals for calm

Zulu king Goodwill Zwelithini whose remarks incited Xenophobic attacks after saying "All foreigners must leave South Africa" has appealed for calm. Speaking with his subjects today April 20th in Durban, the king said his remarks were taken out of context.
"This violence directed at our brothers and sisters is shameful. My speech ... was directed at the police, calling for stricter law enforcement, but that was never reported. The public was instead given another side of my speech, which had been twisted and misrepresented." he saidHe pleaded with South Africans to stop attacking foreigners.

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Xenophobia: Nigerians lost N21m in burnt cars, looted & burnt shops, - envoy

In an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria, NAN, the Nigerian Consul-General in South Africa, Amb. Uche Ajulu-Okeke, said Nigerians residing in South Africa have lost more than N21m Rand (1.2m) in looted shops, burnt shops, two burnt mechanic workshops, 11 burnt cars and two stolen cars, among others since the xenophobic attacks in some parts of South Africa started. She said the damages are enormous. What she said after the cut...

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(A Must See) South Africa Security Forces Supports Xenophobia

Security forces turn their backs while their people steal from a store belonging to a foreigner. Shey if these ones don't have any sense, the police will also say they don't have sense?
As far as I am concerned, they are aiding these attacks on other blacks. Worst still, their government hasn't responded yet. Such a shame! Nothing has made me so mad in a long time. If like me, you saw that video of children tied up, beaten and gasoline poured on them, you would be mad too.

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O YE South Africans Shame On you, killing this man just because he was Mozambican?

Dear South Africans, you take a life just because he doesn't share same nationality as you? Shame on you as a people (for not publicly condemning this) Shame on you as a country (for not putting a stop to it). Shame on your president (for not having said anything about this so far). Shame on your security forces for standing by and allowing this to happen. Shame on the Zulu King who started this with his careless utterances. Shame on the stupid uneducated hoodlums carrying out these attacks.

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A MUST READ! In Case South Africans forget! How we help them Fight against Aparthied

A reminder to ignorant South Africans who feel the need to attack those who helped them in ways that can never be repaid.

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Dencia comes for South African who called her out for condemning Xenophobic attacks

 Dencia took to her instagram to react to the current strings of Xenophobic attacks happening in South Africa. She posted this picture above and wrote;

"Late#NelsonMandelais somewhere weeping for our people, I can't believe my eyes,how do you fight against apartheid and end up with this years later?if it's not boko haram in Nigeria,it's Al-Shabaab somewhere in Kenya or Somalia and I can go on and on.What happened to just loving one another?what is my beloved continent,mother Africa turning into? Where did parents go wrong with their kids?That's when a South African came on Dencia's page to call her out for condemning the act, saying she should face her cream business. Trust dencia, she dragged the South African through hot coals..

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