Xenophobia In South Africa: The Fake News/Videos You Need To Avoid-See Proofs

After series of research, and reports from different medias and Google am made to understand that 70% xenophobic termed videos circulating the internet have nothing to with the recent Xenophobic attack in South Africa, with some proofs from the google search which has more details regarding this videos I am made to understand that those videos are from different accidents and awful incidents that took place in different countries few years/ months back, thus are not xenophobic, read on to see proofs.

Xenophobia has been rife across integral parts of Gauteng this week, with foreign business owners bearing the brunt of frustrations from an angered community of South Africans, well the raiding of shops and other business as reported in the news are actually true but not as bad as its portrayed, the burning video of a man, the burning school building video, mass burning of motorist, etc are reportedly fake unrelated videos, posted by misinformed persons.

I took my time to research the internet, with the aid of Google, of course, it became obvious that most of this videos are just fake and has no relation with the recent Xenophobic attack in South Africa, I will share the Links to different journals and blogs with intense narration.

Androidtechvilla.com serve most African Nations in terms of tech updates and browsing solutions, we are obliged to share accurate information, I will, however, point out that We are totally disappointed by the recent xenophobic attack by South Africans towards their African brothers, its a barbaric act which should be condemned and the perpetrators brought to book by the South African government, we are all brothers and for no reason should we hate each other.

Recent Xenophobia Fake News/Videos You Need To Avoid

My research landed me to different reports from reputable organizations with details analyzes on the fake videos shared and the real and actual story behind them, Do well to check them out and if possible perform your personal research if you aren’t convinced with their report,

1– Research and report by ICIRNIGERIA.ORG check it out here

2 Research and Report by THESOUTHAFRICAN.COM Check it out here

3 Research and Report By the AFRICANCHECK.ORG Check it out here

Please read the reports thoroughly and like I said earlier, if you think the information is false, you can perform your own due diligence, with the aid of google image search you can screenshot any of the viral videos and upload the image to Google Image and search, full details on the event surrounding the image will pop up on the search result and you can read them up yourself.

#Saynotoxenophobia#staysafe

Best Regard..