Mnangagwa seeks Zulu, Xhosa leaders' intervention as Zimbabweans fear xenophobic attacks in South Africa

Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa is engaging with South African traditional leaders, specifically Zulu and Xhosa figures, to address rising xenophobic violence against Zimbabweans in South Africa. The Zimbabwean government maintains that it will not interfere in South African internal governance while seeking to protect its citizens.
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has turned to South Africa’s traditional leaders in an effort to curb escalating xenophobic attacks against Zimbabweans and other foreign nationals.
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