April 28, 2015 
In the wake of the xenophobic attacks which happened over the last few weeks in South Africa, the country’s president Jacob Zuma has said South Africans are full of anger.
Speaking at the Union Buildings in Pretoria during a Freedom Day event, Zuma called on South Africans to reflect on the progress made over the past 21 years, adding that there were underlying issues affecting South Africans which must be addressed.
According to him,
“We have to address the underlying causes of violence and tension which is the legacy of poverty, unemployment and inequality in our country and our continent.”
He further said the Mozambican man who was killed in Alexandra two weeks ago was an illegal immigrant using a false name. He said.
At least 7 people were killed in the latest wave of xenophobic attacks in South Africa.
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Is that a reason? Even if he was an illegal immigrant.
Tell your people to stop killing their kind cos it has causes damages now on all of us around the world!!!!
I dnt think south African president, Zuma knows what he’s doing or saying.is he trying to justify the death of the mozambiqcan man that was killed,saying he’s an illegal immigrant using false name.u joking mr president. Have u been outside ur south African and find out how many illegal immigrant using false name all over the world?did they do to them what your people are doing to them. I must say u are a very weak president. Nelson Mandela never ruled south Africa like this.u are just one of them African leaders,and if u are not careful.ull perish soon.so so soon