Events of the past week at Moruleng in South Africa were ugly and frightening. It all started on April 15 with Kgosi Kgafela II trying to block the African National Congress (ANC) from addressing a political rally at the Moruleng Stadium and the community responding in defense of the ANC. In a hard hitting letter to the ANC Secretary-General, Fikile Mbalula, Kgafela warned that the stadium at Moruleng was not a political ground and that the organization shift its rally scheduled for April 20 elsewhere outside Moruleng and the periphery.
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