When they are black they are Foreign Immigrants....but when they are white they become Foreign Investors.... Sickening

can human still be this barbaric in this techno age?
#conscienceforsale

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Anyone who burns someone to death, or take a life for some reason or the other is no better than the person being burnt....

BoycotSouthAfrica

this bastards need be thought a lesson;ungrateful sons of swine

Fight back time

Boycut_SA_Economically

Boycut SA....

Were all Africans

Horrible does not even begin to describe the depths of the depravity of this people!

" its only in South Africa where you will find an Illiterate villager thinks a qualified medical doctor from another African country stole his job"

It's things like this that make me just regret being a Negro.
How more stupid can a race get?

We are trying to fight racism and these fools are killing their own.

Apartheid filled the heart of South Africans with envy and an unforgiving hatefulness. They still hate the white man for what he did to them. They want him out, but they fear the White man because to them he's god.. So they transfer the aggression and hate on us.. Because of their envy. Accursed nation!

this is disheartening

The only crime he commited was that he was a foreigner

THE BURNING MAN

Nhamuave, who was 35 years old, is known as the "burning man" and photographs of his agonising death brought the horror of South Africa's xenophobic violence to the world.
In all, 62 people were killed in little more than two weeks.
Police closed his case, after concluding that there were no witnesses and no suspects.
A single sheet of paper summarises detective Sipho Ndybane's progress. "Suspects still unknown and no witnesses," he wrote.

Yet when the Sunday Times visited Ramaphosa, they we tracked down an eyewitness who pointed out two of the main suspects in the crime.

The woman sees the killers at least once a week. Her recounting of details surrounding Nhamuave's death has remained consistent for nearly seven years, when she first revealed details of the murder.

At the time she was willing to speak to police. "But the police never came here. Now, I don't trust the police here," she said.

This week, we followed Sipho*, one of the men pointed out by the witness, as he sauntered about Ramaphosa, dressed in a black T-shirt, drinking casually from a water bottle. Twice he passed the spot where Nhamuave was killed, never breaking his stride.

Sipho was part of a mob intent on chasing foreigners out of the settlement. That afternoon the crowd caught two men carrying blankets and clothing with them and attacked them.

"Sipho's the one who stabbed him. He stood over him when he was down and stabbed him, like this," said the witness, motioning downward with a two-handed grip.

The mob then wrapped their victim in his own blankets and tried to set him alight. They failed.
 
Bheki*, another attacker, walked to the traffic circle, where a fire was burning, and returned with a flaming piece of wood, which was placed under the man.
"Then it worked. He was on fire," the witness said.

A doctor at Tambo Memorial Hospital said that Nhamuave would have died from fire scorching his lungs.
'South Africans burnt him alive'

The spot where Nhamuave was killed is now a bustling taxi rank with new paving. Across the road, less than 10m away, Bheki sells knick-knacks to the locals.

"I see them almost every day and I remember what they did to that man. NOBODY WANT TO SAY ANYTHING, but I can never forget," said the witness.

When Nhamuave's three children ask about their father, their mother replies: "South Africans BURNT HIM ALIFE."