CLEAN : Over 1000 foreigners in South Africa flee homes after attacks

The transcript describes a conflict involving Zulu people confronting foreigners, citing orders from the king for foreigners to leave. The situation escalates with violence, looting, and police involvement, but the police are unable to control the situation. The living conditions for those affected are poor, with no security or future prospects. The transcript concludes with a discussion on rules and potential solutions.

What was the initial reaction of the Zulu people towards the foreigners?

• They ignored them.

• They offered them protection.

• They attacked and looted their shops.

• They welcomed them warmly.

How did the police respond to the situation?

• They arrested the attackers.

• They provided transportation to a safe location.

• They controlled the situation effectively.

• They escorted the foreigners to the police station.

What are the living conditions like for the foreigners in the tents?

• Stable and promising.

• Luxurious and safe.

• Challenging and insecure.

• Comfortable and secure.

What is the sentiment among the foreigners regarding their future?

• Excited and eager.

• Confident and secure.

• Hopeful and optimistic.

• Uncertain and bleak.

What message are the foreigners receiving from the locals?

• They are encouraged to stay.

• They are told to leave.

• They are offered jobs.

• They are given financial aid.