King Misuzulu kaZwelithini of the Zulu nation has publicly called for peace and cautioned against violence targeting foreign nationals in South Africa. His appeal comes as tensions surrounding illegal immigration escalate nationally. Speaking at an International Day of Yoga event in Durban, the King emphasized empathy for immigrants, noting they are frequently escaping difficult circumstances in their home countries. He directly urged members of the Zulu community to refrain from attacking foreigners. The statement aims to de-escalate potential conflict and promote peaceful coexistence. The King’s intervention highlights growing concerns about xenophobia and its potential consequences within South Africa. Authorities are monitoring the situation closely as a deadline of June 30th, often associated with calls for the removal of foreign nationals, approaches.