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South African Tells Zulu Workers in Limpopo to “Go Back to Your Province”

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A video circulating online shows a man in Limpopo confronting Zulu telecom staff and insisting they leave his province. He tells them they are “foreigners” in Limpopo and should return to their own region. The incident comes weeks after mobs in the same area chased African immigrants out of the country. With foreign nationals gone, some locals now appear to be targeting fellow South Africans from other provinces. The footage has reignited debates on xenophobia and internal divisions in South Africa.

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H
hala

How can communities in Limpopo address tensions when people claim others are 'foreigners' in their own country?

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Y
yemi

Are there community leaders in Limpopo already mediating these disputes who could share successful approaches?

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B
bisi

It's surprising to see that region-based hostility still emerges in this day, especially among staff within the same telecom industry.

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G
grace

I get that locals feel protective of their provinces, but calling fellow South Africans 'foreigners' feels really divisive and unhelpful.

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K
kris

Employers could rotate teams and foster cross-provincial collaboration workshops to build trust and reduce the sense of 'outsiders'.

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