The people shall govern - a man confronts Zuma in Bakerton
"If you are a stumbling block, we are going to kick you away"
Mhambi is perplexed. In vain I have waited for the media to cover this warning on their front pages. And nobody connected it to the Sunday Times research findings that claimed that nationalism is driving xenophobia.
We had one or two analytical pieces, but nothing matching its potential import.
Is this stark warning to the leader of a governing African party and the rapturous applause in which it was received, not totally novel on this continent?
As Mhambi reported at length in the post, Rainbow racists are Nationalistic on Sunday, what happened in Bakerton, Springs might possibly be the most striking example of an attitude that could change South Africa for the good.
Thabo Mbeki is a disgrace
How strange to see Mbeki visibly upset and outraged at the violence in the country. 
What about your own citizens Mr. Mbeki? And how about the Zimbabweans in Zimbabwe? Or the Burmese? I don't understand you Mr. President.
Ah, I get it. The killing of other Africans by South Africans in South Africa have violated your Pan Africanist ideologies. Shame.
Mr. President you are a disgrace, it is all your fault.
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