Press release noted by Marc Aupiais
"Recently there have been rumours in various sections of our community of the possibility of xenophobic attacks once the World Cup is over. Immediately after such a successful hosting of the World Cup, where South Africans demonstrated to the world and to each other what can be achieved when we all work together, we call on the Government, employers and citizens to listen with renewed vigour to these voices expressing legitimate grievance and act for our common good." -SACBC media release sent us!
Thursday, 8 July 2010
Archbishop Buti Tlhagale on rumours of post World Cup xenophobic violence
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