XENOPHOBIA

XENOPHOBIA.

The south Africans xenophobic attacks on the foreigners in their country can be categorize as lack of education, insensitivity and declining of moral value on the South Africans. It’s sympathetic if the South Africans only sense of solution to a challenge as acclaimed by their home Affairs minister, Malusi Gigaba, is wanton destruction and indiscriminate killing of their African brothers, it is a signal of moral poverty in the educational institutions and the government of the South African, it shows they have no archive for the contribution of the foreigners to the former apartheid enclave. This act can be described as misplaced and one borne out of inferiority complex from years of oppression during the apartheid regime. It also shows that they are dullard who cannot sensibly tackle their challenges bravely instead acted barbarically. This South Africans should know that the 95% of their economy being control by the foreigners is a metaphor for the decay of their public institutions generally and their educational institutions in particular. Their problems is not the foreigners it is a case of lack of historical documentation and poor educational management system by their leaders.

In the meantime, i urge the United Nations to help put modalities in place for a proper educational standard for the youth of the South African to adequately assess moral sense of value.

In the meantime, my consolation goes out to the families, relatives and friends, who lost loved ones and properties in the attack.