This is typical of the crimes taking place in South Africa now, proving the ANC government has lost control. If Foreign nationals from other parts of Africa are being attacked like this, who and what is stopping the Boer genocide?

(Daily News, ):-

Foreign nationals who have made their home in Durban's Albert Park are afraid for their lives after three men were killed in the early hours of yesterday morning. Ismael Jabbar, 26, and a group of Tanzanian men who are in the country looking for jobs, sleep in the park every night as they have nowhere else to go. Jabbar said that they all live together and look out for each other. According to these men, they were awakened by a group of about 20 knife-wielding men at around midnight on Saturday night. "We were woken up and about 20 men, some with knives, started threatening us," said Jabbar. "They didn't even tell us what they wanted or who they were, they just started attacking us." Jabbar said that one of his friends was stabbed to death during the fracas. He said that after they were attacked, they managed to chase their attackers to the opposite end of the park where they found another man who had been burnt to death. "We saw a fire, so the men who attacked us must have attacked him first and killed him before they set him alight." Jabbar said after they returned to the area where they slept, another group of men arrived, this time with guns, and another of his friends was killed. He said that even though incidents like these happened frequently, they weren't usually so violent. "Incidents like this have happened before, but no one has been killed previously - that I know of," he said. "Men always come and try to scare us." Jabbar said that even though they now feared for their lives, they had no choice but to remain where they were. "We don't have money to go anywhere, so we have to just stay here. But we will be working very closely with the police and are hoping that they will assist us." Spokeswoman Capt Gugu Sabela said the police were still gathering information and taking statements from those involved in the incident. "Information surrounding the incident is still sketchy, but the Area Crime Combating Unit will be deployed to the park to ensure that a similar incident does not occur," she said. Sabela said they did not have any information, which might indicate that the killings were drug-related.  

South African Migration Project (SAMP) - Queen's University - http://www.queensu.ca/samp