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Big Nuz Bulawayo show under xenophobic attack
14 Apr 2015 at 11:48hrs | Views
A South Africa radio station has reported that text messages are being sent out in Zimbabwe calling for boycott of Big Nuz show set for Bulawayo due to xenophobic saga.
The Durban-based house and kwaito music gurus Big Nuz is scheduled to perform in Bulawayo on Friday.
However, their home town is gripped with xenophobics attacks.
Jacaranda News @JacaNews posted the following the morning chats with Bulawayo based journalist, Zenzele Ndebele, Radio Dialogue Station Manager this moning :
"Zimbabwe correspondent Zenzele Ndebele says Zimbabweans have called on citizens to boycott SA musicians coming to Zim because of #Xenophobia
"#Xenophobia Ndebele: 2 SA musicians will perform in Zim this weekend, young people are sending messages to boycott the shows to send a message
"Ndebele: They feel prominent figures like politicians and celebrities are quiet about #Xenophobia and not doing enough to stop it.
"#Xenophobia Ndebele: People also feel the SA government is not doing enough to stop these attacks.
"#Xenophobia Ndebele: Most South African musicians come to Zimbabwe because there is a market; people here subscribe to South African music
" #Xenophobia Ndebele: People here feel it wouldn't make sense to go to a show by a SAn and enjoy it while Africans are being killed in SA
"People want to send a strong message to South Africa to stop #Xenophobia zenzele Ndebele @zenzele ยท 44m 44 minutes ago,"
Ndebele himself posted saying "Here is one of the messages circulating on social media: With all these killings in Durban we Zimbabweans will be fools to attend ... .
".... attend any show from a south african artist whilst their kinsmen are burning our brothers.#XenophobicSA"
The Durban-based house and kwaito music gurus Big Nuz is scheduled to perform in Bulawayo on Friday.
However, their home town is gripped with xenophobics attacks.
Jacaranda News @JacaNews posted the following the morning chats with Bulawayo based journalist, Zenzele Ndebele, Radio Dialogue Station Manager this moning :
"Zimbabwe correspondent Zenzele Ndebele says Zimbabweans have called on citizens to boycott SA musicians coming to Zim because of #Xenophobia
"#Xenophobia Ndebele: 2 SA musicians will perform in Zim this weekend, young people are sending messages to boycott the shows to send a message
"Ndebele: They feel prominent figures like politicians and celebrities are quiet about #Xenophobia and not doing enough to stop it.
"#Xenophobia Ndebele: People also feel the SA government is not doing enough to stop these attacks.
"#Xenophobia Ndebele: Most South African musicians come to Zimbabwe because there is a market; people here subscribe to South African music
" #Xenophobia Ndebele: People here feel it wouldn't make sense to go to a show by a SAn and enjoy it while Africans are being killed in SA
"People want to send a strong message to South Africa to stop #Xenophobia zenzele Ndebele @zenzele ยท 44m 44 minutes ago,"
Ndebele himself posted saying "Here is one of the messages circulating on social media: With all these killings in Durban we Zimbabweans will be fools to attend ... .
".... attend any show from a south african artist whilst their kinsmen are burning our brothers.#XenophobicSA"
Source - Byo24News