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Operation Dudula is expected to hold a media briefing in Soweto today in relation to the group's efforts to formalise its work and future programs. The group, which has advocated for the arrest and deportation of illegal foreign nationals says this is the beginning of a new era for the group. The group will sign a memorandum of understanding with the Professional Bodies of South Africa. For more on this, here is Operation Dudula's Thami Madonda...

Bongani Bingwa in conversation with GroundUp Reporter Daniel Steyn about how many South African health programs are still supported by the US President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), and how the victims of Operation Dudula are demanding justice. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Operation Dudula is set to picket against foreigners registering their spaza shops in South Africa. This follows President Ramaphosa's announcement that all spaza shops must register with their municipalities within 21 days. The move comes amid growing tensions over foreign-owned spaza shops, with concerns over food safety and the sale of expired and counterfeit goods. Recent incidents of food poisoning have further fueled the debate. For more on the picket Elvis Presslin spoke to Operation Dudula President, Zandile Dabula and Sibusiso Ngcobo, the Deputy Secretary and Head of Business Development for South African Spaza and Tuckshop Association, SASTA

Soweto residents and Operation Dudula members are blocking foreign spaza shop owners  from registering their spaza shops in Jabulani municipal offices in Soweto. This follows President Cyril Ramaphosa's announcement that all spaza shops must register with their municipalities within 21 days. The group is picketing outside the municipal offices. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Operation Dudula President, Zandile Dabula

Operation Dudula and several political parties are launching a coalition today to protect the township economy and improve health standards. This move comes after a devastating incident in Naledi, Soweto, where six children lost their lives after consuming contaminated snacks from a spaza shop. The coalition aims to safeguard local businesses and community health standards, bringing together key players like Operation Dudula, Patriotic Alliance, and the Ekasi Business Federation. Operation Dudula's Secretary General, Zandile Dabula, spoke to Elvis Presslin to shed more light on this initiative

“I always say to them (South Africans), these foreign nationals are developing your country. Why can't you see that? The main guy who owned this shop was always helpful, especially to the old ladies here in our area.” – Samuel Makgowa, South African landlord Earlier this month, shops belonging to foreign nationals were, once again, shut down indefinitely in the township of Soweto in South Africa. It's a campaign sponsored by anti-migrant group, Operation Dudula. It came after a South African man was wounded during an alleged altercation with an immigrant who runs a grocery shop. But week-long raids and demonstrations against Somalis, Bangladeshis and Pakistani shop owners, only drew small crowds. Alan Kasujja speaks to reporter Mpho Lakaje who's been on the ground to understand the issue better. Guests: Zandile Dabula, Samuel Makgowa and Daphne Phakathi

Operation Dudula will this week know whether the party can contest the May elections. This after the Electoral Court reserved Judgement for Thursday or Friday in the Movement's case against the IEC. Operation Dudula and four other parties have been excluded from the national ballot.  Elvis Presslin spoke to Operation Dudula Secretary General, Zandile Dabula.

The Chairperson of the Commission of Inquiry into the Usindiso Building Fire, Justice Sisi Khampempe, has recused Commissioner Advocate. Thulani Makhubela from the proceedings after a number of anti-foreign nationals and pro-Operation Dudula posts were found on his X account. The Commissioner was appointed to assist Justice Sisi Khampepe's investigation into the Usindiso building fire, which killed 77 people and injured 60 more. The Socio-Economic Rights Institute (SERI) brought the application, alleging that Makhubela made xenophobic remarks on the social media platform X. SERI also accuses the commissioner of being close to and actively supporting Operation Dudula, which is known for its anti-foreign-national views. In her ruling, Justice Sisi Khampempe delivering her rulling had this to say.

Controversial advocate Thulani Makhubela has been recused as a Khampepe Inquiry commissioner, following complaints about his purported anti-foreigner views and support for anti-foreigner organisations on social media. The inquiry was established to probe the circumstances that led to a blaze that claimed the lives of 77 people in Marshalltown in August. Some of the people who perished in the fire were foreigners. In November, the Socio-Economic Rights Institute wrote to the commission after it saw a series of tweets on X, formerly known as Twitter. SERI, which is participating in the commission, will submit information on what it calls a "housing crisis" on behalf of inner-city residents. The institute alleged that public statements Makhubela had made on X over six years showed that he was closely associated with Operation Dudula and a supporter of Put SA First movements, which are xenophobic. On Wednesday, inquiry chairperson Justice Sisi Khampepe delivered her judgment on SERI's application for the recusal of Makhubela. She went through Makhubela's profile on X, including some of the posts he had made over the years. One post read: South Africa for South Africans first. "Commanders morning. Being nice and respectful is not giving us results. It is time for accelerated programmes around illegal foreigners. Politicians who prioritise illegal foreigners over South Africans can also start packing. We will win this war," he said in another tweet. A third one read: "You won't find South Africans in other countries dominating a city. We cannot surrender our country to foreign nationals." News24 previously reported that Makhubela's X timeline was peppered throughout the years with comments about illegal foreigners. Still, the tweet pinned to the top of his timeline speaks about all foreigners, not just illegal foreigners. "Attacks on illegal foreigners won't stop until gvt stops the take over of towns & townships by foreigners! government keeps wishing the problem away (sic)," he wrote on 21 February 2017. A firefighter climbs a ladder as they extinguish a fire in an apartment block in Johannesburg. Another tweet, from 24 March was made in response to a post from African National Congress secretary-general Fikile Mbalula about a Zimbabwean man telling the president to leave office. It stated: "Secretary general, it is your party that has allowed these foreigners to run amok in this country! Please be decisive on foreigners, especially illegal ones." Khampepe said impartiality was a cornerstone of fair and just proceedings and that an appearance of bias would impair the proceedings.

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In the aftermath of the devastating floods in Derna, following the collapse of two dams, we hear from Sara Alhouni, outreach officer for BBC Media Action's platform for Libyan audiences, about their response to the catastrophe and how they are providing lifesaving information for those affected. India or Bharat? Could India be officially renamed “Bharat”? The idea was reported in the press this week after invitations to G20 summit members asked them to join the “President of Bharat”, not India, for dinner. So what is Bharat and why might it replace India? Zubair Ahmed of BBC Delhi explains. Indigenous protests in Argentina Large protests have been taking place in the northern province of Jujuy as indiginous groups oppose lithium mining there. For the BBC Berta Reventós spent a week with protesters in the village of Purmamarca, high up in the Andes mountains, to find out more. Africa Eye: Operation Dudula vigilantes in South Africa South African anti-migrant group, Operation Dudula, has become notorious for targetting people they suspect are foreign nationals, forcing their businesses to close, and evicting tenants from their homes. Ayanda Charlie for BBC Africa Eye gained rare access to members of the country's most-prominent anti-migrant street movement. (Photo: Arabic poster saying “do not go to Derna without coordination” from BBC Media Action. Credit: BBC Media Action for Libya)

Access to six billion dollars of frozen Iranian oil revenues is part of the deal. Leading US Republicans and Iranian activists have warned the deal will only encourage more hostage taking. They will first land in Qatar before flying to the US. Also on the programme, in South Africa, Operation Dudula, a notorious anti-migrant campaign group, has registered as a political party ahead of next year's general election. We hear from the leader. And Ukraine's new minister of defence, who has only been in the job for two weeks, has sacked six deputy ministers. (Picture: Journalists at Doha airport await the soon to be freed prisoners. Credit: BBC)

Operation Dudula members will today embark on a march to the Home Affairs department to call for the mass deportation of illegal immigrants. The call follows a recent High Court Judgment which declared Home Affairs Minister Dr. Aaron Motsoaledi's decision to terminate the Zimbabwean Exemption Permits unlawful, unconstitutional and invalid. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to Nhlanhla Nyandeni, Deputy President of the iZimbokodo of Operation Dudula

Operation Dudula is expected to march to the Union Buildings today, alongside other organisations to demonstrate against illegal immigration in South Africa. The Movement has been critical and vocal on the matter, saying the country has an immigration crisis that should not be ignored. In the same breath, Operation Dudula has been accused of being an anti-immigrant movement. Elvis Presslin spoke to Operation Dudula's National Administrator, Patrick Mokgalusi...

The decision by the Minister of Home Affairs Aaron Motsoaledi to scrap the Zimbabwean Exemption Permit (ZEP) will be challenged in the Pretoria High Court today. If the Minister's decision is upheld, the government will terminate the permits at the end of June, affecting roughly 180 -thousand Zimbabweans living in South Africa. The Helen Suzman Foundation as the main applicant will be joined by the Consortium for Refugees and Migrants (CORMSA) as an intervening party. The movement, Operation Dudula's application to join the court as a respondent in the matter was earlier dismissed. For more on this, Elvis Presslin spoke to the national deputy chairperson of Operation Dudula, Dan Radebe

Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh chats with Prince Mashele about Operation Dudula, Eskom Crisis, Cyril Ramaphosa, EFF Parliament, 2024 Election

Lester Kiewit speaks to Department of Basic Education spokesman Elijah Mhlanga about how foreign national teachers are vetted and absorbed into the system. This comes as Operation Dudula is protesting to see foreign national teachers removed from local posts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

15.09.22 Pt 2 - Operation Dudula's Dan Radebe and the Black Africa Fund's Patrick Sewera join the show for a discussion around Operation Dudula's objectives, and how migrants contribute to the SA economy.

How do migrants contribute to SA's economy? What is most often misunderstood about Operation Dudula? Dan Radebe (Deputy Chairperson of Operation Dudula) and Patrick Sewera (co-founder of The Black Africa Fund) join the show to unpack some of these questions and issues. The Burning Platform

How do migrants contribute to SA's economy? What is most often misunderstood about Operation Dudula? Dan Radebe (Deputy Chairperson of Operation Dudula) and Patrick Sewera (co-founder of The Black Africa Fund) join the show to unpack some of these questions and issues.

Civil groups like Operation Dudula say the extension of Zimbabwean Exemption Permits is a slap in the face of South Africans. Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi recently announced the extension of the application period for ZEP holders. This means that Zimbabwean nationals have until 30 June next year to apply, but the minister has warned that there will be no further extensions. To further discuss this Elvis Presslin spoke to Home Affairs spokesperson Siya Qoza

Health Minister, Joe Phaahla, and Operation Dudula this week reached an agreement to stop picketing outside the Kalafong Tertiary Hospital in Atteridgeville.Phaahla says the protests at the hospital are unwarranted. The Minister visited the facility following the picket by Operation Dudula, which has been ongoing since the beginning of August. It's alleged patients suspected to be foreign nationals were turned away, but Operation Dudula denies this. Tensions once again rose this week , and police fired rubber bullets and stun grenades to disperse the crowd. We spoke to Ferron Pedro, Spokesperson for Kopanong Africa. Kopanong Africa is a coalition of communities, civic organisations  and organized labour against Xenophobia

Health Minister says he had a fruitful meeting with operation dudula at the Kalafong hospital by Radio Islam

Health Minister Joe Phaahla provides an update on his visit to the Kalafong Provincial Tertiary, where members of Operation Dudula are allegedly using skin colour and language to determine whether a person is South African or not and whether they will have access to healthcare services.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

South Africa's health minister has warned that it is not up to ordinary citizens to enforce the country's immigration law. Operation Dudula has been accused of xenophobia, but its members say foreign nationals are putting a strain on the country's health system. Mr Phaahla told journalists that a growing number of people from neighbouring countries were coming to South Africa for treatment. He says if that continued, South Africa would reach a stage where it could not cope. He stressed that the constitution was clear about the right of anyone who lived in the country to access healthcare.

On Thursday, at Kalafong Hospital the day began with heated confrontations between the EFF and Operation Dudula members.

  Clement is joined by Chairperson of the African Diaspora Forum Dr Vusimuzi Sibanda, Health and human rights activist Mark Heywood and Secretary General of Operation Dudula Zandile Dabula where they are discussing the reports on Operation Dudula bloacking entrance to the hospital and is turning patients away who they believe to be undocumented foreign nationals at Kalafong HospitalSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gauteng EFF spokesperson Philip Makwala discusses mobilising members to "defend" the Kalafong Provincial Tertiary Hospital, where members of Operation Dudula have been vetting patients arriving at the facility and preventing foreigners from receiving health care.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Doctors Without Borders (MSF) South Africa say they are worried about the impact protests are having on the healthcare system. This after the ongoing xenophobic protests outside Kalafong Provincial Tertiary Hospital by Operation Dudula members who are preventing patients, including migrants, from accessing the facility. Refilwe Moloto speaks to MSF Medical activity manager in Tshwane, Dr Tasanya Chinsamy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An anti-immigration movement continues to pick up steam in South Africa. Operation Dudula has its sights on several targets: from dirty cops to drug dealers. But most of all, the organisation wants undocumented migrants to get out of the country. But are protesters battling crime and unemployment? Or using the country's woes to promote a xenophobic agenda? Guests: Ike Khumalo Operation Dudula Supporter Andrew Whitfield South African Shadow Minister of Police Gareth Newham Head of the Justice and Violence Prevention Programme at the Institute for Security Studies Africa

The oddly-named "Taliban" slate of the ANC in KZN emerged victorious over the so-called "Ankole" slate over the weekend. The former is aligned with the new provincial chairperson of the ANC's biggest region, Siboniso Duma, while the latter included the now outgoing leadership headed by Sihle Zikalala (current KZN Premier) - largely aligned with party president Cyril Ramaphosa. BizNews spoke to political analyst Dr Ralph Mathekga about the precarious position Ramaphosa now finds himself in come the ANC's December elective conference. Nine out of 11 of the party's regions in KZN have endorsed disgraced former health minister Dr Zweli Mkhize to contest Ramaphosa for the party's top spot. Mathekga says the biggest takeaway from this weekend's conference is that, "there is just no compromise. The ANC will most likely look very different after President Ramaphosa. It looks quite dicey for him going into an elective conference on the back foot like this." Also, Mathekga's thoughts on Nhlanhla Lux's political aspirations (although he denies having any) that seem almost inevitable as he parts ways with Operation Dudula. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rollance Mabula, The regional coordinator of Operation Dudula in Rustenburg, North West province, has resigned from the movement. Mabula has cited a number of reasons for his resignation, among them, that the movement has deviated from its mandate and principle of being 'apolitical'. The movement launched its North West branch in Rustenburg in April this year. Operation Dudula has been controversial for its stance on illegal migrants in the country. For more on this, Elvis Presslin spoke to Rollance Mabula

Brixton Community Forum Concerned Over Planned March by Operation Dudula by Radio Islam

The anti-immigrant attitude is common in South Africa. But in recent months it has taken an organised shape in the form of a rapidly growing populist movement.  Young people united as the movement called "Operation Dudula" are demanding that illegal immigrants be sent home. The ruling party, the ANC, will have to respond. Authorities are firm in their stance of: "No jobs for undocumented migrants", but the situation can quickly get out of hand. Nobody wants to relive the tensions of 2008, 2015 and 2019.

Hundeds of Tshwane residents affiliated with Operation Dudala splinter group, Tshwane Bahlali Dudula, are currently picketing outside the Lion Match factory in Rosslyn in Tshwane. The group has accused the company of employing more foreign workers than locals. Tshwane Bahlali Dudula has also accused Lion Match management of renaging on an earlier agreement to employ 120 general workers from nearby areas in order to address the inconsistant foreigner to local ratio at the company. For more on this we are joined on the line by SABC reporter, Ofentse Setimo.

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In celebration of Africa day, Join Khumo and Grace as they deep dive into everything relating to Xenophobia in South Africa, from Operation Dudula to the not so innocent jokes you and your friends may share in private. A much needed conversation acknowledging the detrimental effects of xenophobia on not only the victims, but the foreign nationals who live amongst us. Johannesburg Junior Council · RedRadio

In celebration of Africa day, Join Khumo and Grace as they deep dive into everything relating to Xenophobia in South Africa, from Operation Dudula to the not so innocent jokes you and your friends may share in private. A much needed conversation acknowledging the detrimental effects of xenophobia on not only the victims, but the foreign nationals who live amongst us.

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Refilwe Moloto speaks to Sebele Tsoloane, the chair of the Western Cape arm of Operation Dudula which was launched in the province this weekend. MEC for Community Safety, Reagen Allen, responds to the launch. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Refilwe Moloto speaks to MEC for Community Safety, Reagen Allen, responds to the launch. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

DEAR HUSTLERS: The Hustlers Corner SA Podcast with @DJSbu talks to some of the world's best hustlers, mavericks, game changers, founders, entrepreneurs sharing their stories of humble beginnings to inspire a new generation of Hustlers. Nhlanhla Lux is a well-liked South African Entrepreneur and a Soweto Parliament Commander. Nhlanhla Lux is the Chief of Operation Dudula and is also called Nhlanhla Dlamini. Nhlanhla Lux Dlamini got here when he and his workforce protected Maponya Mall from looters.Nhlanhla Lux Dlamini represents a new generation of young South Africans who have decided to raise their hands and lead.Nhlanhla Lux Dlamini together with his team of energetic young South Africans have started Operation Dudula.PLEASE LIKE, COMMENT & SUBSCRIBE so we can help & inspire more people to become successful hustlers, to start their businesses, & to create generational wealth.Follow : https://www.instagram.com/thehustlers...https://www.instagram.com/djsbulive​https://twitter.com/TheHustlersCSA​https://www.instagram.com/justino_rsa/https://www.instagram.com/nhlanhla_lux/https://www.instagram.com/godpenuel/#TheHustersCornerSAPodcast​ #NhlanhlaLux #Penuelmlotshwa #DJSbu

Pan African Mall Stall owners are reported to have lost thousands in stock and damages from a recent fire in Alexandra, Johannesburg. Investigations into the fire that gutted stalls are still underway. About eight stores that allegedly belonged to Operation Dudula members were set alight. To further discuss this Elvis Presslin spoke to Operation Dudula Secretary General, Zandile Dabula

Operation Dudula officially launched its first branch at Olympia Stadium in Rustenburg, North West yesterday. The movement says its focus in the province will be on illegal activities in and around the Rustenburg Platinum Belt. For more on this, Elvis Preslin spoke to Rollence Mabula, the Regional Leader of Operation Dudula

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Operation Dudula has long held that it is not a xenephobic or violent movement and that it is being greatly misrepresented by the media and certain politicians. Operation Dudula again formed a major feature of SA's news cycles following a death in Pimville in Soweto on Monday. A group of people, allegedly South African residents of Pimville, together with Operation Dudula members from the community, marched on Monday to protest against continuous power outages due to cable theft. The group alleged that they could trace the theft to a group of undocumented foreign nationals, who live in the area. During a community march to confront the foreign nationals Kgomotso Vincent Diale, a father of two, died in circumstances which are under investigation by police. Following Diale's death Operation Dudula leader Nhlanhla 'Lux' addressed community members in Soweto, reiterating that the organisation and the people of the community are not vigilantes' but that they have been misbranded by media houses. In an attempt to allow Operation Dudula to clarify its mission, aims and purpose TimesLIVE allowed a national executive member and representative from the organisation, Nango Enoch, to outline their intentions and debunk what the movement believes to be misconceptions spread by the media.

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The squad return to discuss the events of last week which include the alleged xenophobic murder of Elvis Nyathi, the status of Operation Dudula and gender expectations in relationships. They also give their answer to the following question; "Does race exist or is just a social construct?".

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They chat about a report to the parliamentary portfolio committee on Police about Police fears that Operation Dudula will spread to KZN and other provinces. They also chat about the state of the Independent Media group. Subscribe on Google Podcasts · Subscribe on Apple Podcasts · Subscribe on Spotify

City of Johannesburg's Group Forensic and Investigation Services says it has successfully returned 51 buildings to their lawful owners in the past 5 years. This comes as the unit says it returned a building to its owner in Denver, in the East of Johannesburg. This week, the civil movement Operation Dudula said it will be approaching the Public Protector to investigate the government's role in the number of buildings that have been hijacked in city centers - allegedly by foreign nationals. For more on this Jon Gericke spoke to the Spokesperson for the City of Johannesburg's Group Forensic and Investigation Services, Lucky Sindane

Today on the Sunday Times Politics Weekly, we consider the harm and the need for vigilantly groups, such as Operation Dudula, in modern SA society. Recently, we had a conversation about the challenges of managing immigration in our country, and touched on the activities of organisations such as Operation Dudula, which campaign to give priority to South Africans when it comes to job and business opportunities. Dudula is again in the news, following the arrest of its leader, Nhlanhla 'Lux' Dlamini. his week, we ask whether there is a leadership vacuum in our society, which leaves space for groups like Dudula to flourish. Are vigilantly groups necessary to enforce the law in SA? What dangers accompany vigilantism? What is the difference between citizen policing or a citizens arrest and what Operation Dudula has been doing? 

Today on the Sunday Times Politics Weekly, we consider the harm and the need for vigilantly groups, such as Operation Dudula, in modern SA society. Recently, we had a conversation about the challenges of managing immigration in our country, and touched on the activities of organisations such as Operation Dudula, which campaign to give priority to South Africans when it comes to job and business opportunities. Dudula is again in the news, following the arrest of its leader, Nhlanhla 'Lux' Dlamini. his week, we ask whether there is a leadership vacuum in our society, which leaves space for groups like Dudula to flourish. Are vigilantly groups necessary to enforce the law in SA? What dangers accompany vigilantism? What is the difference between citizen policing or a citizens arrest and what Operation Dudula has been doing? 

Today on the Sunday Times Politics Weekly, we consider the harm and the need for vigilantly groups, such as Operation Dudula, in modern SA society. Recently, we had a conversation about the challenges of managing immigration in our country, and touched on the activities of organisations such as Operation Dudula, which campaign to give priority to South Africans when it comes to job and business opportunities. Dudula is again in the news, following the arrest of its leader, Nhlanhla 'Lux' Dlamini. his week, we ask whether there is a leadership vacuum in our society, which leaves space for groups like Dudula to flourish. Are vigilantly groups necessary to enforce the law in SA? What dangers accompany vigilantism? What is the difference between citizen policing or a citizens arrest and what Operation Dudula has been doing? 

Guest: Professor Loren Landau Loren B Landau is Professor of Migration and Development at the University of Oxford, Research Professor at the University of the Witwatersrand's African Centre for Migration & Society, and co-director of the Wits-Oxford Mobility Governance Lab . See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There seems to be a new kid on the block that political analyst Dr Ralph Mathekga warns has all the makings of a vigilante grouping playing outside of the political realm of accountability. All of which, Mathekga says, makes for a worrying situation. Operation Dudula has been in recent headlines and rose to prominence as a single-issue movement intent on dealing with illegal foreign nationals. It has been accused of heightening xenophobic tensions in the country but fobs off this assertion. Its leader, Nhlanhla ‘Lux' Mohlauli – forever clad in military fatigues complete with bulletproof vest – is out on R1,500 bail after his initial arrest on several charges, including housebreaking, theft and malicious damage to property. Operation Dudula members are accused of ransacking the home of Soweto resident Victor Ramerafe. The trial was postponed to 27 May following Monday's bail application. Mohlauli is something of an enigma. A matriculant of St David's Marist Inanda, and a former ANC Youth League Secretary at the University of Johannesburg, Mohlauli is also an entrepreneur, a pilot, a pro golfer and now the face of a movement that Mathekga says is filling in the leadership and policy vacuum on immigration issues in South Africa.

Operation Dudula members in Tshwane marched to businesses in the largely industrial suburb of Rosslyn to hand over a memorandum against the employment of illegal foreigners. Talking to TimesLIVE, members emphasised the movement was not xenophobic and that one of their requests was for foreign nationals to acquire proper documentation when residing and working in the country.

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The Roodepoort Magistrate's Court has granted the Operation Dudula leader Nhlanhla Lux Dlamini a R1 500 bail.  Dlamini is facing charges of house breaking, theft and malicious damage to property. On Wednesday last week, an elderly man laid charges of breaking and entering, intimidation as well as assault against Dlamini at the Dobsonville police station, in Soweto.

Operation Dudula leader Nhlanhla "Lux" Dlamini is expected to apply for bail at the Roodepoort Magistrate's Court today. This after Dlamini was arrested last week after a criminal case was opened against him by Dobsonville, Soweto resident Victor Ramerafe. Ramerafe's home was allegedly ransacked by members of Operation Dudula, led by Dlamini, after the movement accused Ramerafe of being a drug dealer. Ramerafe denied the allegations and registered a case with the Dobsonville police station - with the assistance of the EFF. Dlamini has since been charged with housebreaking, theft, and malicious damage to property and is set to apply for bail again after his initial application was dismissed. For more on this, Elvis Presslin was joined on the line by Operation Dudula National General Secretary, Zandile Dabula

The squad return to discuss the recent events in South African society and politics which include the South African Human Rights Commission's (SAHRC) ruling that found no racism in the Brackenfell High matric ball where tensions between EFF and parents boiled over, the recent arrest of Operation Dudula leader Nhlanhla 'Lux' Dlamini, and the issue of competent gun ownership in South Africa and what it means for South Africans.

Operation Dudula's launch in Kwazulu-Natal has been postponed. This comes as reports emerged LAST NIGHT that the meeting had NOT been sanctioned by police...  The postponement comes at the back of the City of Ethekwini raising concern about possible violence that may arise during the launch. It's leader Nhlanhla Lux Dlamini is behind bars facing charges of house breaking, theft and malicious damage to property after Soweto resident Victor Rame-rafe's home was allegedly ransacked by Operation Dudula members last Sunday. Many commentators including Labour Analyst Terry Bell say the activities of groups like Dudula, which is also against the employment of undocumented foreign nationals, are gaining ground because of police not doing their jobs in fighting crime.

Civil society group, Kopanang Africa Against Xenophobia will THIS MORNING hold a march against what they call Xenophobia after being initially denied by the police. The group had planned to demonstrate on Human Rights Day this past Monday. However this was stopped by the Johannesburg Metro Police after threats by Operation Dudula members. The anti xenophobia group had to turn to High Court to overtun the prohibition of the march.

Operation Dudula leader Nhlanhla 'Lux' Dlamini was arrested and detained at the Johannesburg police station last night. Dlamini's arrest stems from charges laid against him at the Dobsonville police station on Wednesday by Soweto resident Victor Ramerafe with the support of the EFF. Ramerafe's home was reportedly ransacked by Operation Dudula members on Sunday allegedly without a search warrant after he was accused of being a drug dealer. For more on this, here is Advocate Ike Khumalo, who is part of the legal team assisting Mr. Nhlanhla Lux.

The EFF was accused of "protecting drug dealers" after party members on Wednesday accompanied 59-year-old Victor Ramerafe, a former branch secretary, to open a criminal case against Operation Dudula frontman Nhlanhla Lux Dlamini over an alleged drug raid the group conducted at his home on Sunday.

Police are maintaining a strong presence outside the Dobsonville police station as EFF opens a case against leader of Operation Dudula, Nhlanhla Lux Dlamini. Dlamini is accused of allegedly breaking into a Soweto resident home during his organisation's march this past weekend. Operation Dudula members were allegedly searching for drugs and accused the homeowner of running a drug den. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SABC reporter Hasina Gori

This week on the Sunday Times Politics Weekly we talk matters immigration, more specifically the activities of the group calling itself Operation Dudula and the Dulula Movement , which have been campaigning against what they calls 'illegal foreign traders' and the employment of undocumented foreign workers. This week our host Mike Siuluma is joined by Shenilla Mohamed Executive Director of Amnesty International, Prof Rothney Tshaka Director of the School of Humanity at  UNISA, as well as Naledi Shange a Senior Sunday Times journalist, who has been following the Dudula Movement closely.

This week on the Sunday Times Politics Weekly we talk matters immigration, more specifically the activities of the group calling itself Operation Dudula and the Dulula Movement , which have been campaigning against what they calls 'illegal foreign traders' and the employment of undocumented foreign workers. This week our host Mike Siuluma is joined by Shenilla Mohamed Executive Director of Amnesty International, Prof Rothney Tshaka Director of the School of Humanity at  UNISA, as well as Naledi Shange a Senior Sunday Times journalist, who has been following the Dudula Movement closely.

This week on the Sunday Times Politics Weekly we talk matters immigration, more specifically the activities of the group calling itself Operation Dudula and the Dulula Movement , which have been campaigning against what they calls 'illegal foreign traders' and the employment of undocumented foreign workers. This week our host Mike Siuluma is joined by Shenilla Mohamed Executive Director of Amnesty International, Prof Rothney Tshaka Director of the School of Humanity at  UNISA, as well as Naledi Shange a Senior Sunday Times journalist, who has been following the Dudula Movement closely.

00:01:00 Introduction 00:02:30 the operations of Dudula in Seshego 00:05:24 What is Dudula? 00:12:04 Nhlanhla's opinion on Nelson Mandela 00:15:11 Changing of accents 00:19:02 Nhlanhla's upbringing and schooling through his childhood 00:24:20 Drug impact to the young people of South Africa 00:26:02 Relation to the Ruperts maybe? 00:30:32 Malema on operation Dudula 00:36:45 Black people should start taking care of each other

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Clement speaks to Nhanhla Lux Dlamini, the Operation Dudula leader and Lieutenant-General Elias Mawela, the Gauteng Police Commissioner about the controversial protests that have taken place in parts of Gauteng. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

MY Friend Pastor Kelvin Sauls brings us two stories from and about South Africa. First we learn about sit-ins by the arts community against the National Arts Council. We're talking to Mzwakhe Mbuli..... Live from Johannesburg. Second, we say the name of Lindani Myeni, a South African who was killed by Honolulu PD. Mkwakhe Mbuli is a household name in SA He is affectionately called the People's Poet.The Internationally-acclaimed poet musician is reknown for his uncompromising lyrics.His music fuel for the feet and food for thought.Some people call him MZ for his charisma.Mzwakhe was officially declared "The enemy of the State" 7748.He was tortured, repeatedly detained.His albums poetry were Banned by the Apartheid regime.Mbuli survived several assassination attempts on his life, from bullets to grenades.After his house was bombed MZ received suprise letters from jailed Nelson Mandela.Mzwakhe Mbuli is a co-founder of the Sabc Crown Gospel Awards and the Siyabakhumbula Awards.192 patriots were honored from sports, arts practitioners, comedians, journalism, medical profession.Mbuli toured extensively abroad with his musical group Europe, USA, Japan, Scandinavian countries.He performed at the Inauguration of SA's 1st Black President Nelson Mandela.He staged successful a tribute concert for Mama Afrika Miriam Makeba.Mbuli initiated an Anti music piracy campaign dubbed Operation Dudula, a Zulu word for eradication.Mzwakhe is the executive producer of the long overdue JUNE 16 movie, the true story.Unprecedented Covid 19 affected the process.MZ is often asked to become the Program Director of prominent citizens.He has a fully fledged musical band.He happiest moment is when performing Live on stage.His latest offering is the new album titled VUKA DARKIE."This album of hits is medicine for mental slavery""There is no vaccine for Racism" Mbuli exclaimed.Distinctly African.VUKA DARKIE!!!!!