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Vuwani: Tsonga leaders concerned over Venda king’s comments
JOHANNESBURG – Tsonga royal leaders say they are shocked by statements made by the Venda king that he fully supports the opposition to joining a new municipality based in Malamulele.
They say this view has the potential of fuelling ongoing protests in Vuwani, in which at least 24 schools have been destroyed.
WATCH: Vuwani community resolute in violent protests
Twenty-three people are expected to appear in court tomorrow in connection with the violence.
The Venda king on Friday said the demands being made by the residents to remain in the Makhado Municipality, were legitimate.
Chairperson of the Vatsonga-Machangani royal leaders Hosi Nwamitwa says they urgently need to meet with the Venda king to stop a possible tribal war.
“An ordinary man in the street will not differentiate supporting and encouraging them to go on with what they’re doing. It was an unfortunate statement. We’re still waiting for his response. We want to tell him, he is the one who must say this thing must stop.”
WATCH: Vhavenda King backs his people but calls for an end to violence
http://ewn.co.za/2016/05/08/Vuwani-Tsonga-leaders-concerned-over-Venda-kings-commentsThey say this view has the potential of fuelling ongoing protests in Vuwani, in which at least 24 schools have been destroyed.
WATCH: Vuwani community resolute in violent protests
Twenty-three people are expected to appear in court tomorrow in connection with the violence.
The Venda king on Friday said the demands being made by the residents to remain in the Makhado Municipality, were legitimate.
Chairperson of the Vatsonga-Machangani royal leaders Hosi Nwamitwa says they urgently need to meet with the Venda king to stop a possible tribal war.
“An ordinary man in the street will not differentiate supporting and encouraging them to go on with what they’re doing. It was an unfortunate statement. We’re still waiting for his response. We want to tell him, he is the one who must say this thing must stop.”
WATCH: Vhavenda King backs his people but calls for an end to violence
The Venda king on Friday said the demands being made by the residents to remain in the Makhado Municipality, were legitimate.
Chairperson of the Vatsonga-Machangani royal leaders Hosi Nwamitwa says they urgently need to meet with the Venda king to stop a possible tribal war.
“An ordinary man in the street will not differentiate supporting and encouraging them to go on with what they’re doing. It was an unfortunate statement. We’re still waiting for his response. We want to tell him, he is the one who must say this thing must stop.”
WATCH: Vhavenda King backs his people but calls for an end to violence
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