People’s Liberation has warned that there may be a 'civil war' scenario brewing unless authorities step in.
Civil society organisation People’s Liberation has expressed concern about unsubstantiated claims that some foreign nationals inside the country kept arms and that some were sponsored by terrorist organisations in their countries. PL’s chair, Phumudzo Mukhwathi, warned about a ticking time bomb resulting from the alleged illegal proliferation of arms of war within the country, supposedly among some foreigners.
He cautioned South Africans to refrain from any xenophobic attacks, but to leave the situation in the hands of law enforcement agencies. Mukhwathi said neither locals, nor foreigners should be allowed to undermine the rule of law. Police spokesperson Priscilla Naidu said nearby foreign businesspeople came to help the motorist. In apparent retaliation, eight taxis parked at the rank were torched, two others were damaged and another car was set alight.
Neither Sasa, nor the Somali Community Board of South Africa in Mayfair, Johannesburg, responded to claims of foreigners keeping illegal weapons. He claimed since the opening of border in 1994, there had been a proliferation of illicit goods such as cigarettes.
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