Government cannot continue keeping silent while a war with foreign nationals is being fomented.
, Operation Dudula’s leader, does not carry any weapons that he brandishes publicly but he does have a manner of speech that suggests his members are ready for any type of confrontation in their crusade to rid SA of undocumented foreign nationals,The anti-foreigner sentiment is slowly reaching fever pitch with several groups of foreign nationals organising themselves to counter the actions of Dudula.
It is as though the government is waiting for a bloodbath before actively engaging those that are spewing anti-foreigner rhetoric. Government doesn’t seem to have a plan at all to deal with the easily ignitable situation which the likes of Lux and even ActionSA’sOperation Dudula’s xenophobic behaviour worse than EFFThe incident in Gqeberha has shown that some of these groups are heavily armed. Who will stop the carnage if all this talk results in war on the streets?
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