Zwelithini, through the Royal Household Trust, denied making the comments. He said that the newspapers had "twisted" what he had said. File photo
Image by: TEBOGO LETSIE

Image by: TEBOGO LETSIE
It was reported that the king allegedly told a gathering that “foreigners must pack their bags and go home” during a moral regeneration event in Pongola, northern KwaZulu-Natal.
“I have already stated my concerns about crime in South Africa, and I am on record as having said there is no justification for murder, looting and attacks that we have seen being perpetrated against foreigners.”
The king emphasised that whether a crime is committed by foreigners or locals, they should face the "full might of the law."
According to Drum, he denounced greed, xenophobia and tribalism which are affecting the province.
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