Watch: Construction Workers Assault Chinese Man
At what appeared to be a construction site, a man clad in a blue work suit and sporting a yellow helmet can be observed assaulting a shirtless Chinese man who appeared to be a manager or supervisor. In the background, another man can be heard giving instructions to the man in the blue work suit to assault the Chinese man from the back.
Users on the X platform responded in various ways to the issue.
F Chucks@Compton4hunnid
“Hopewell u probably don’t understand the frustration that comes with poverty”
1984_Big_Brother@BigBrother1984O
“Regrettably, the harsh reality is that the rule of law often fails to protect local employees. It’s likely they reported the employer’s brutality, only to have their complaints brushed aside after the employer greased the palms of investigators. It’s imperative to initiate another investigative documentary shedding light on the deplorable treatment of locals by #Chinese companies and miners. Such an endeavor could uncover compelling evidence. Sadly, the government appears more concerned with appeasing investors lining the pockets of politicians than with safeguarding its own citizens”
marshmiller5037 @marshmiller5037 “They did not beat him for nothing. Zimbabweans are very patient people, these foreigners can be very racist sometimes and they treat blacks less than dogs and cats“
#WeMove@HozoS
“I will never condemn violence but rudzi urwu have also been violent to our people and kind. Please bring a spotlight to that too Mr Hope. My knowledge of Zimboz is we are peaceful until pushed and yes a lot of that today has changed due to state of affairs asi violent, no!“
JaeMastin@Ju14Justin
“We have to also consider what happened before the situation escalated to such violence“
@Farirai15 “machinese akazombobhura chief veku norton …“
@BaShona@Tino923008 “The Chinese community is strongly protected by Zanu pf, this seem to be a solution that might yield results for the workers.”
The Chinese community is strongly protected by Zanu pf, this seem to be a solution that might yield results for the workers.
— @KTW (@Tino923008) March 25, 2024
