Operation Dudula denies accusations of xenophobia and defends its stance on the issue
Operation Dudula in Soweto denies it is a xenophobic group, claiming its South African-first stance is deliberately misconstrued. This emerged at the organisation’s first National General Assembly held in Diepkloof, Soweto on Sunday.
The organisation says it will be intensifying its operations targeted at spaza shops, particularly those operated by foreign nationals. In recent weeks there have been numerous incidents where a number of children fell ill and later died after consuming food and snacks bought from alleged spaza shops. It’s alleged that the food was expired. Dudula has accused those spaza shop owners of attempted murder and blamed police for complacency.
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