Abahlali baseMjondolo refutes claims that it is involved in anti-immigrant or xenophobic protests, after what it describes as a “fake poster” begins circulating. The movement says the poster incites xenophobia and is not connected to its structures or activities. In its response, Abahlali baseMjondolo strongly rejects allegations of wrongdoing and frames the incident as an attempt to misrepresent the organization and stir hostility toward immigrants. The outlet reports that the movement is publicly denying the accusations and calling attention to the alleged use of false material to generate unrest. No details are provided in the available source about who created the poster, when it first appeared, or whether any formal investigation has been launched. The statement focuses on clarifying the movement’s position and countering claims that it participates in anti-immigrant demonstrations. Overall, the reported development centers on the dissemination of purportedly fraudulent promotional material and the movement’s denial of any involvement in xenophobic protests.