WIRE — PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has turned to South Africas traditional leaders in an effort to curb escalating xenophobic attacks against Zimbabweans and other foreign nationals. South Africa is grappling with xenophobic sentiments emanating from anti-migrant vigilante groups, who accuse foreign nationals of straining public services and economic opportunities. This has prompted a wave of protests against The post Mnangagwa seeks Zulu, Xhosa leaders intervention as Zimbabweans fear xenophobic attacks in South Africa appeared first on NewZimbabwe.com.
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