Zandile Dabula(photo below) is an activist and political figure best known as the leader of Operation Dudula, a nationalist and anti-immigration movement in South Africa. She became publicly known in 2023 following her appointment as the movement's national leader after its founder, Nhlanhla “Lux” Dlamini.

Under Dabula's leadership, the movement expanded its operations across multiple provinces, including Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, and the Western Cape. The group has been targeting mostly African black foreigners, including those well documented. Bear in mind that 13 to 14 million foreign Blacks from all over Africa mostly Nigeria, Congo, Ethiopia, Somalia, Mozambique and Zimbabwe have settled in South Africa for decades now bringing the total population of South Africa close to 70 million ppl.

"Dudula" means to "force out" or "knock down" in isiZulu language.

LOL, I've noticed/heard some Native Black South Africans(Zulus, Coloureds, Xhosa, you name it) complaining from foreign Black Africans who tell them that they ain't shiit and don't own shiiit and that the country(SA) would be nothing if it wasn't for Whites,...and this "infuriates" native Black South Africans who spent yeaaaars and decades fighting the fascism of Apartheid in a time when none of these Black African immigrants could even set foot in S.A. Hmmmmmm, sounds very familiar,.. thats right!!!!