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Is Operation Dudula fighting for South Africans or fueling hate?

Operation Dudula, once a grassroots movement, is now a registered political party contesting election. Its stated aim is to “fish out undocumented migrants” in South Africa. But its actions include raiding migrant shops, blocking access to hospitals, and sparking violence. These have drawn sharp criticism at home and across Africa. In a nation built on Mandela’s vision of African unity, what does Dudula really stand for? Protection of South Africans or persecution of fellow Africans? Zandile Dabula is Under The Baobab to explain. Topics Discussed: -Is Operation Dudula protecting South Africans, or fueling xenophobia? -Are they targeting only undocumented migrants—or all non-South Africans? -Should public anger be directed at migrants, or at politicians accused of looting resources? -Did COVID-19 hardships create the conditions that fueled Operation Dudula’s rise? -Are migrants really responsible for high crime rates in South Africa—or is this a scapegoat narrative? -What do official crime statistics reveal about South Africans vs. foreign nationals? -Should migrants be denied access to public hospitals and schools? -If migrants can’t afford private services, what alternatives do they have? -Is it the government’s job to manage undocumented migration, or can groups like Operation Dudula take matters into their own hands? -How should South Africa respond to reports of violence during Operation Dudula protests? -What would happen if South Africans living abroad faced the same treatment Dudula applies to migrants at home? -Would Nelson Mandela be proud of what Operation Dudula is doing today? Production Team • Hosts: George Okachi & Mimi Mefo Newuh • Guest: Zandile Dabula, Operation Dudula leader • Vox Pops: Thuso Khumalo • Producers: Silja Fröhlich, Okeri Ngutjinazo, Wanjiku Mwaura, Bouba Jalloh, & Eunice Wanjiru. #UnderTheBaobab #SouthAfrica #Dudula #DWAfricaSocialMedia #DWAfricaWomen #AfricanYouthUprising #DWTheBaobab #OperationDudula #SouthAfrica #ZandileDabula #AfricanUnity #Xenophobia #crime #patriotism #migrants #migration