WATCH: The Zulu Royal Chancellor, Inkosi Malusi Zondi, says it seems as if foreign nationals are getting preferential economic treatment ahead of locals.
He cited the example of public trading spaces, saying locals are confined to owning street stalls while foreign nationals have businesses in formal buildings.
He lamented that foreign nationals are fingered for allegedly bringing drugs into the country and expressed support for the March and March Movement and other organisations fighting illegal immigration.
However, he encouraged these organizations to fight this battle without resorting to any form of violence.
Zondi said this earlier today while having a sit down with the media in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal - KZN Tonight Podcast
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