ANC leaders, not the populace, are primarily responsible for xenophobic violence in South Africa. The article urges forgiving the masses involved, emphasizing Pan-African unity and addressing underlying issues. It highlights the ANC’s tolerance of groups like M&M, contrasting it with strong action against economic dissent, a sign of the party’s deradicalization and ongoing poverty among Black South Africans.
ANC Leaders Blamed for Xenophobia
Forgiveness & Unity for South Africa
ANC’s Shifting Stance Fuels Poverty
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