CLEAN : Soweto looting spree sends foreign shopkeepers fleeing

The transcript describes a personal experience involving a shop incident where foreigners were targeted. The speaker reflects on past experiences and perceptions, noting that such incidents were previously unheard of. The narrative highlights the role of the community, particularly the Bangladeshis, in supporting each other during such events. The speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding cultural dynamics and the impact of such incidents on the image of foreigners.

What action did the speaker take when they noticed suspicious activity around the shop?

• They ignored it and went to bed.

• They confronted the people directly.

• They called for help.

• They closed the shop themselves.

How does the speaker feel about the perception of foreigners as easy targets?

• They agree with it.

• They are frustrated by it.

• They are indifferent.

• They feel it is justified.

What is the speaker's experience with similar incidents in the past?

• They have never heard of such incidents before.

• This is the first time they have seen it personally.

• They have been involved in similar incidents.

• They have witnessed many such incidents.

How have the local Bangladeshis treated the speaker and others?

• They have been hostile.

• They have been indifferent.

• They have been unhelpful.

• They have been supportive and understanding.

What did some people use as an excuse to loot?

• A misunderstanding.

• A personal vendetta.

• A festival celebration.

• The ongoing situation.