A delegation of South African traditional leaders, led by King Ndamase Ndamase of the South Africa Kings Council, visited Zimbabwe to condemn xenophobic violence and advocate for peaceful resolution of migration disputes.The leaders emphasized that xenophobia and violence are incompatible with their role as authentic leaders of South Africa.

They urged African nations to prioritize dialogue and cooperation to address shared challenges, stressing the importance of unity among African countries.

The delegation formally notified South African President Cyril Ramaphosa of their plans to meet Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa, aiming to reinforce messages of peace and African solidarity.King Ndamase clarified that recent anti-immigration demonstrations were the actions of a small group, not reflecting official policy.

The leaders reiterated their commitment to combating xenophobia, aligning with government efforts to protect foreign nationals and promote African unity.The visit underscored the need for traditional and political leaders to collaborate in fostering a cohesive African continent.