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Deputy Minister of Police accused of xenophobia

Die Vryburger

The Human Rights Commission has described statements by Bongani Mkongi, the deputy minister of police, as xenophobic.

Mkongi was quoted in the media last week where he said that it is unacceptable that 80% of the city consists of foreigners – referring to Johannesburg.

Observers are delighted that someone was telling the truth and that it is evident whose fault is it that the gates on the borders are opened to all Nigerian Zimbabwean, Mozambican or whoever from Africa.

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