Anti-foreigner sentiment drowns Buthelezi speech

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Buthelezi begged the crowd, to calm down as the xenophobic attacks had already set South Africa into a path to isolation. 'I'm not here to judge but to mediate,' Buthelezi, the former leader of IFP who stepped down just last month, said.

"We are committing suicide."

Buthelezi begged the crowd, to calm down as the xenophobic attacks had already set South Africa into a path to isolation."I'm not here to judge but to mediate," Buthelezi, the former leader of IFP who stepped down just last month, said.

 

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