Zuma's son wants foreigners out of the country
April 1, 2015
Edward Zuma (The Witness)[/caption]
Durban – President Jacob Zuma‘s son, Edward, has come out in full support of King Goodwill Zwelithini’s controversial call to deport foreigners from South Africa.
“We need to be aware that as a country we are sitting on a ticking time bomb of them [foreigners] taking over the country.
“The reason why I am saying that is because some of the foreigners are working for private security companies where they have been employed for cheap labour. These companies are running away from complying with South African labour laws,” said the president’s eldest son.
‘Foreigners need to leave the country’
3 responses to “Zuma's son wants foreigners out of the country”
Leave a Reply
Nkemnji Global Tech
Featured

PROPHET LOVY ANNOUNCES OPENING OF NEW WORSHIP CENTRE.
Pan African Visions | January 24, 2021 10:51 am

Cameroon: Achiri Victor, DavLinks Launches Online Platforms to Market Cameroonian Movies
Pan African Visions | January 23, 2021 10:07 pm

The Law and Citizenship in Sierra Leone
Pan African Visions | January 23, 2021 6:07 am

Kenya:Surge in Attacks on Teachers
Pan African Visions | January 23, 2021 5:46 am
Recent News
-
PROPHET LOVY ANNOUNCES OPENING OF NEW WORSHIP CENTRE.
January 24, 2021 10:51 am
-
Cameroon: Achiri Victor, DavLinks Launches Online Platforms to Market Cameroonian Movies
January 23, 2021 10:07 pm
-
CHAN 2020: Zambia’s Coach Micho Sets Sight on Knockout Stage
January 23, 2021 9:58 pm
-
The Law and Citizenship in Sierra Leone
January 23, 2021 6:07 am
-
Kenya:Surge in Attacks on Teachers
January 23, 2021 5:46 am
These issue must be look into properly before any Action taken cus it is a treat to the national security of South Africa U have to be very concious otherwise they going to mess the Country very soon, get lot of security controlls all over the Country to make sure things ar under controll. Lets pray for the best.
Zuma’s son may be too young to understand what he is saying and is therefore forgiven. As for the Zulu Chief, it is most unfortunate to be so shabbily xenophobic. South Africa is where she is today because of our collective struggles. In 1983 hundreds of South African students were studying in the University of Ibadan, Nigeria, and elsewhere in Nigeria, on the Nigerian Federal Government scholarship. Many Africans north of the Limpopo were directly involved in South Africa’s liberation wars in which they paid the supreme price. I am aware of the fact that General Murtala Mohammed spent generously on the liberation struggles of South Africa. The Zulu Chief or King turns around and says he does not want foreigners. Why display such a short memory? Is there any country in the world which is not a country of foreigners, including the US? Does the Zulu Chief understanding the meaning of Bantu? May the Lord forgive him and cleanse him of xenophobia.
N.F. Awasom
Unfortunate to hear this!! why are they fueling disasters for their bothers in other countries?
I believe these South Africans are out of their minds, may be they are possessed by evil forces