Not only Nigerians who are reacting to Xenophobic attacks in South Africa, Zambians are reacting too! (video)

In response to the latest xenophobic attacks on foreigners in South Africa this week, Nigerians reacted by going on the streets to destroy south African owned businesses in the country, but there's another African country who are not sitting back too. 

A group of concerned citizens in Zambia have written to the police with notice of a peaceful march and gathering at the premises of the South African Embassy in the capital Lusaka.

The group said the march was “to show displeasure to the South African government for the horrific conduct exhibited by their citizens and complacent approach their government has taken.

The march planned for September 4 it added: “is in no ways intended to cause any harm but just to communicate our concerns and observations,” the statement added. Clearance has yet to be given.

Our source in Zambia who spoke to Olomoinfo Blog about the issue said a lot of people killed in south African are Zambians. They do this all the time but apparently Zambians are fed up. They're breaking all the South African shops over here and setting them on fire.

According to the source, there are hundreds of people protesting and the situation is so bad. They've gone into the malls. They're stealing and set the shops on fire.

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