It resurfaced a few weeks ago and has spread across the country.

The prevention of foreign national living in South Africa, from using public services such as hospitals and schools is intensifying.  A

civil organisation, turned political party, known as Operation Dudula is leading the action. Operation Dudula says the recent mobilisation to illegally shutting out foreign nationals from health care facilities, is a crime prevention measure.

Are South Africans feeling that foreigners are unfairly benefiting from the country's resources? what is the solution.

Rise and Shine spoke to Zandile Dabula, President of Operation Dudula and  we will also speak to Nomzamo Zondo, Executive Director at the Socio-Economic Rights Institute of South Africa (SERI)...

It resurfaced a few weeks ago and has spread across the country.
The prevention of foreign national living in South Africa, from using public services such as hospitals and schools is intensifying. &nbsp;A
civil organisation, turned political party, known as Operation Dudula is leading the action. Operation Dudula says the recent mobilisation to illegally shutting out foreign nationals from health care facilities, is a crime prevention measure.
Are South Africans feeling that foreigners are unfairly benefiting from the country's resources? what is the solution.
Rise and Shine spoke to Zandile Dabula, President of Operation Dudula and &nbsp;we will also speak to Nomzamo Zondo, Executive Director at the Socio-Economic Rights Institute of South Africa (SERI)...