A tense stand-off has erupted once again between anti-illegal immigration protesters and foreign nationals at Addington Primary School in Durban. A group of March and March, Operation Dudula and MK Party supporters resumed their demonstration at the school over the enrolment of foreign nationals. They are demanding that learners who are South African citizens be prioritised for admission at all schools. Zanele Buthelezi has the report…

A tense stand-off has erupted once again between anti-illegal immigration protesters and foreign nationals at Addington Primary School in Durban. A group of March and March, Operation Dudula and MK Party supporters resumed their demonstration at the school over the enrolment of foreign nationals. They are demanding that learners who are South African citizens be prioritised for admission at all schools. Zanele Buthelezi has the report&hellip;

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