Operation Dudula is under fire again — this time for targeting schools. The controversial movement has been delivering warning letters to Soweto schools, demanding that undocumented foreign learners be excluded from classrooms. But the Gauteng Department of Education says the Constitution is clear: every child in South Africa, documented or not, has the right to education. With police now roped in, the question is whether Dudula’s campaign is about protecting South Africans — or about intimidation in our schools.

<p>Operation Dudula is under fire again &mdash; this time for&nbsp;targeting schools. The controversial movement has been&nbsp;delivering warning letters to Soweto schools, demanding&nbsp;that undocumented foreign learners be excluded from&nbsp;classrooms. But the Gauteng Department of Education&nbsp;says the Constitution is clear: every child in South Africa,&nbsp;documented or not, has the right to education. With police&nbsp;now roped in, the question is whether Dudula&rsquo;s campaign&nbsp;is about protecting South Africans &mdash; or about intimidation&nbsp;in our schools.</p>

<p>METRO FM Talk with Faith Mangope </p>