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Operation Dudula, led by Nhlanhla Dlamini, is a group that holds strong anti-foreigner sentiments in South Africa. Their primary objective is to push foreigners out of the country, citing concerns over job competition, economic strain, and alleged involvement in illegal activities such as drug distribution.
The catalyst for recent tensions came when two young children in Naledi tragically lost their lives after consuming contaminated cookies from a shop owned by Somalian immigrants. Dlamini argues that incidents like these reinforce the need for Operation Dudula’s actions. He urges people to shut down foreign-owned shops and force them to leave, believing it will lead to a better South Africa.
Initially, Operation Dudula emerged in Soweto, a significant area near Johannesburg, where many people rallied against foreigners. Their protests spread to other regions like Durban and Cape Town, with claims of violent behavior and lawbreaking by some foreign residents.
What was once a grassroots movement has now evolved into a political party, aiming to participate in the upcoming elections. They seek political influence and intend to reshape immigration laws to restrict foreign entry into South Africa.
Operation Dudula remains a divisive issue in South Africa, sparking intense debates and conflicts. It has prompted discussions on fundamental topics such as human rights, democracy, and the country’s commitment to diversity.
WATCH: The president and founder of #OperationDudula is encouraging communities to remove illegally owned foreign Spaza shops, this comes after two Naledi kids died after they consumed poisonous cookies sold by Somalians.#OperationDudula has initiated the removal of… pic.twitter.com/5YabsZ4Vyt
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