Eastern Cape group uses 67 Mandela Day minutes to drive foreigners out of Mdantsane

Author: Sithandiwe VelaphiPublished on: July 17, 2026Country: South Africa

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Eastern Cape group uses 67 Mandela Day minutes to drive foreigners out of Mdantsane

A group in the Eastern Cape used the 67 minutes of Mandela Day to drive foreigners out of Mdantsane. According to News24, local residents demanded the departure of foreign nationals, accusing them of taking jobs and causing insecurity. The action took place on July 17, 2026, a day dedicated to civic action in honor of Nelson Mandela.

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