President Cyril Ramaphosa Condemns Greedy and Xenophobic Actions of Operation Dudula

 


President Cyril Ramaphosa Condemns Greedy and Xenophobic Actions of Operation Dudula

By Noko Maleka for Insight Jozi News



In a firm and unequivocal statement, President Cyril Ramaphosa has condemned the growing wave of violent xenophobic actions perpetrated by groups such as Operation Dudula. The President emphasized that such actions are not only morally wrong but also undermine the values of unity and sovereignty that South Africa strives to uphold.


Ramaphosa addressed the nation, asserting that it is entirely inappropriate for any insignificant and unregulated group to take it upon themselves to chase or intimidate individuals based on their nationality or immigration status. "The responsibility for managing illegal immigration lies solely with the competent authorities," he stated, underscoring the importance of respecting the rule of law.


Furthermore, the President condemned any acts of xenophobia, emphasizing that violence and discrimination have no place in a country committed to transformation and social cohesion. "Anyone found participating in these unlawful actions will face criminal charges," Ramaphosa warned, making it clear that the government will clamp down on any group or individual promoting hatred or violence against foreign nationals.


The remarks come amid heightened tensions across parts of South Africa, where illegal immigration has been exploited as a rallying cry by some groups seeking to justify their actions. Ramaphosa urged South Africans to resist the temptation of violence and instead channel their frustrations into constructive dialogue and engagement with law enforcement agencies.



As the country navigates these challenging times, the President's firm stance serves as a reminder that the fight against illegal immigration and xenophobia must be coordinated, lawful, and grounded in respect for human rights. South Africa’s strength lies in its diversity, and it remains the collective responsibility of all citizens to foster a safe and inclusive environment for everyone.


 

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