Xenophobia: A Tanzanian Man Killed The South African Taxi Driver, Not Nigerian


Two South African eye witness's confirmed the incident of how a South African Taxi Driver was killed. It was Tanzanian drug dealers in Pretoria that killed the taxi driver that sparked latest xenophobic attacks in South Africa.

Speculations that the alleged killer was a Nigerian sparked protest, looting and burning of business centres owned by foreigners.

According to a video that surfaced this afternoon, the eyewitness authoritatively confirmed it wasn't a Nigerian or Nigerians that committed the murder.

Furthermore, they revealed that even their TV stations said a Nigerian drug dealer killed a taxi driver which triggered this entire madness!

Scores feared killed and shops vandalized at various cities in South Africa in spate of the attacks.

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