…as citizens submit a petition to South African Embassy.
What seemed like a mere suggestion during this week’s #263Chat discussion soon turned into reality.
A massive demonstration at the South African Embassy in Harare, Zimbabwe on Friday at 12pm is not a bad idea
— Pedzisai Ruhanya (@PedzisaiRuhanya) April 15, 2015
The peaceful anti-xenophobia protest organised by the Civil Society Organisations at the South African Embassy in Harare would instead commence at 10am.
Anti – Xenophobia Protest
Anti – Xenophobia Protest
Anti – Xenophobia Protest
Listen as McDonald Lewanyika from Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition speaks at the anti-xenophobia protest.
The police were on hand as the crowd gathered.
ZRP on stand-by at Anti Xenophobia Protest at SA Embassy
ZRP on stand-by at Anti Xenophobia Protest at SA Embassy in Harare
Obey Sithole Chairperson of National Youth Action Alliance (NYAA) speaks during the
We also had concerned citizen who shared their thoughts on the anti – xenophobia protests.
Some of the protesters hold up various placards throughout it all.
The Deputy Ambassador Phumla Makwabe also addressed the crowd of protesters.
Here a protester shares her thoughts on the Zimbabwean government’s role in the xenophobic attacks in South Africa.
Stanley M. J. Gono / April 19, 2015
No nation can survive in isolation. The wound of one is the wound of all.
Can I encourage you to read Psalm 33:10-12 that “the Lord brings the counsel of the nations to nothing; He makes the plans of the peoples of no effect. The counsel of the Lord stands forever, The plans of His heart to all generations. Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord. The people He has chosen as His own inheritance.” We are all His people, different members of the one human race.
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Sir Nige / May 21, 2015
Thank you very much for your comments.
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