Xenophobia DICTIONARY
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Attacks continued from 2008 right up until 2015 when a<br />
huge surge of attacks happened in Kwa-Zulu Natal and<br />
spread throughout the country. Matters did not improve<br />
when relevant figures such as Zulu King Goodwill<br />
Zwelethini said that foreigners should go back home. Locals<br />
looted foreign-owned shops and businesses and forced<br />
hundreds of foreigners to relocate to safer areas.<br />
A very popular case was the murder of Emmanuel Sithole, a<br />
Mozambican national. He was beaten by a group of locals<br />
and promptly rushed to hospital. The doctor who was<br />
supposed to be on duty couldn’t be found and Sithole died<br />
of his injuries. It was later discovered that the doctor was<br />
also a foreign national but was in hiding due to the attacks.<br />
Pictured: Emmanuel Sithole being attacked by two men, who were later convicted