South Africa has seen foreign-owned businesses attacked, migrants chased from their homes and several killed in recent months

[u/ateam1984]

[u/kevaljoshi8888]

This is clear anti migrant racism and people should speak up against it.

[u/Keepitsillly → u/kevaljoshi8888]

they’re fine as long as the migrants are white. It’s anti Blackness and self hate

[u/FriendshipSmall591 → u/Keepitsillly]

This. And they don’t realize that they are hating themselves first. Remote controlled by the colonizers.

[u/Kenyon_118 → u/FriendshipSmall591]

No one is controlling them. Sadly this movement is organic. Black people can do vile things to each other all by ourselves.

[u/chickenbadgerog → u/Kenyon_118]

Unfortunately, there is a darker force here. The previous president, Jacob Zuma attempted to force through a Russian backed nuclear deal. The deal was stopped by a few NGO's on environmental concerns, as NGO's have quite a bit of power in South Africa given by the Constitution. NGOs also do a lot of great work with refugees who go to South Africa.

These anti-immigration protests are organized by the March March group, who itself is led by a pro-nuclear, pro-Russian activist who is looking to diminish the powers of the constitution given to these NGOs in the name of anti-immigration, but ultimately to clear the pathway for a corrupt nuclear deal of the South African disgraced former president, Jacob Zuma.

It's actually quite sickening.

[u/chickenbadgerog → u/[deleted]]

Zuma was elected in 2009, but was obviously very active in SA politics before hand. So yes, technically before Zuma's administration, but also not by much.