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Aisha Cisse, a South African businesswoman, says local people are jealous of the hard work foreigners are doing in the country and that's why Operation Dudula wants them to go back to their respective homes.

Immigrants are less likely to commit crimes than South Africans, the Institute for Security Studies has found.

The escalation of xenophobic sentiments in the country is cause for concern in need of urgent attention before it can wreak even further damage.

The Institute for Security Studies released a report on Wednesday that aims to debunk the fallacy that immigrants are the cause of many of SA’s problems.

Foreign nationals, subjected to weeks of uncertainty and threats in Kwanokuthula in Plettenberg Bay, have vowed to stay put.

Operation Dudula has called for government to declare a state of emergency, saying SA has an immigration crisis that should not be ignored.

Dr Winnie Mashaba has gushed over the royal welcome and five-star treatment she received during her visit to Zimbabwe last week.

Labour minister Thulas Nxesi calls for tougher penalties for employers who hire unskilled foreigners at the expense of locals

Labour minister Thulas Nxesi calls for tougher penalties for employers who hire unskilled foreigners at the expense of locals

Operation Dudula said its legal team has been instructed to ‘compel President Cyril Ramaphosa to declare a state of emergency on illegal immigration…’