Bathi nxa owesimame eRetshwa imihluzi kayibikhona ngenxa yokuthi uyabe engazimiselanga konke lokhu ebanjwa ngodli!Ngokufanayo indoda eRatshwayo kakufanelanga ukuthi inkunzi yayo ivuke ime ithi mpo!Umbuzo wami yilo Bhudaza ngoba kangiyibalanga indaba le:Ubaba lo bathi luvukile na olwakhe wenza lokhu abathi yipenethiletshini ebafazini laba abathathu? Nxa luvukile hmmmmmmmmmmm kangivumi ukuthi nguganyavu! luzavuka njani yena engafuni? arely days after echo published a story aboutloomingxenophobicattacksatimbali’s unit 14 area, a foreign national wasburnttodeathinthephase1areaoffrance the attack on assefa areso (30) is believed to be xenophobic motivated. his body was found charred inside the tuckshop where he worked. his relative, who also called himself assefa, said that the incident happened on monday night, but the family only found out about it on tuesday morning when a customer, who had come in to buy something, made a gruesome discovery. however, assefa believes that the killing was intentional as there were traces of petrol outside the front door. he said that his brother had been working at the tuckshop for the past two years. residents who spoke to echo said that although xenophobic attacks have become common in the area, no one knows what exactly happened. they said they were all alerted to the attack by the community member who had made the grisly discovery. “this is not the first incident of this nature in the area,” said a resident who did not want to be identified. at imbali’s unit 14 area, local tuckshop owners complained that they were losing customerstoforeignnational tuckshop owners because their stock was far cheaper. ward councillor bongani dlomo said: “there have been a lot of xenophobic threats. however, the for--