King Misuzulu kaZwelithini urges the Zulu nation to choose peace and restraint as tensions linked to migration rise and violence against foreign nationals is reported. Speaking publicly, he calls on people to reject assaults and killings, saying that anger or frustration does not justify shedding blood or harming others. Multiple outlets report that his message is framed as an appeal for compassion toward foreign nationals, including Zimbabweans and other migrants. The call comes amid allegations and reports of attacks in which foreign nationals are targeted, including the killing of a Malawian person referenced by one outlet. The king’s remarks emphasize non-violence and restraint, urging communities not to act on grievances. Coverage in South African and Zimbabwean publications presents the same core theme: Misuzulu appeals to avoid violence and to pursue peaceful conduct despite the pressures surrounding migration and inter-community tensions. The reports do not provide additional details in the provided excerpts on arrests or official policy responses, focusing instead on the king’s public call for non-violence.