MALAIKA MAHLATSI | How come Operation Dudula avoids wealthy areas like Sandton?
The problem is therefore not foreigners, but poor ones. The problem is Black and brown foreign nationals. They’re an easy target because they have limited options and virtually no avenue for assistance. The ones who roam the streets of Sandton, many of them white, are untouched by violence, their businesses spared any inspection.
It is a formation that can’t confront capital and which, as a result, exerts energy on mothers sellingOver the past few years there have been numerous raids on homes in Sandton. Drugs and contraband amounting to millions of rand are often found in a single raid.
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