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Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini has appealed for calm after
recent violence against migrants in South Africa.
He has been accused of fuelling the attacks, which have killed
at least seven people, after saying foreigners should "go back
to their countries".
More than 300 people have been arrested in the unrest.
Thousands packed into a stadium in the eastern city of
Durban to hear King Zwelithini's address. He says his
comments were distorted by the media.
In King Zwelithini's speech, he said it was not fair to blame
the violence on one individual, pointing out that there had
been several previous outbreaks of xenophobic violence in
South Africa.
He added that the South African Human Rights Commission
should investigate the hate speech charges against him
without hindrance.
Among the latest arrests were three men detained in
connection with the murder of a Mozambican national in
Alexandra, a township in Johannesburg.
South African photojournalist James Outway witnessed
Emmanuel Sithole being stabbed to death in broad daylight
and has spoken to the BBC about what he saw:
Except for Mr Sithole, those killed have been in Durban, the
biggest city in South Africa's KwaZulu-Natal province. They
are an Ethiopian, a Mozambican, someone who is believed to
be Zimbabwean and three South Africans.
bbc.co.uk

The mofo should just shutup

Silly king

Nomswag:
Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini has appealed for calm after
recent violence against migrants in South Africa.
He has been accused of fuelling the attacks, which have killed
at least seven people, after saying foreigners should "go back
to their countries".
More than 300 people have been arrested in the unrest.
Thousands packed into a stadium in the eastern city of
Durban to hear King Zwelithini's address. He says his
comments were distorted by the media.
In King Zwelithini's speech, he said it was not fair to blame
the violence on one individual, pointing out that there had
been several previous outbreaks of xenophobic violence in
South Africa.
He added that the South African Human Rights Commission
should investigate the hate speech charges against him
without hindrance.
Among the latest arrests were three men detained in
connection with the murder of a Mozambican national in
Alexandra, a township in Johannesburg.
South African photojournalist James Outway witnessed
Emmanuel Sithole being stabbed to death in broad daylight
and has spoken to the BBC about what he saw:
Except for Mr Sithole, those killed have been in Durban, the
biggest city in South Africa's KwaZulu-Natal province. They
are an Ethiopian, a Mozambican, someone who is believed to
be Zimbabwean and three South Africans.

Yoou no get sauce and pepper?

Thats how they used to defend their selves when they noticed that the fire they spat out of their mouth turns into violence, shameless people that calls themselves first class touts.

the silly king should just shut up










after much killing

Source pls....

That's good let there be peace but that doesn't mean we won't retaliate later ...sai buhari !!!