30 June
30 June
30 June
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SA and Ghana in diplomatic row over migrant death claims
A diplomatic dispute has erupted between South Africa and Ghana after Ghanaian authorities claimed one of their citizens was killed during anti-migrant protests.
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Migrants pick up pieces back home after fleeing South Africa
Migrant workers recall their terror during attacks by anti-foreigner vigilantes in South Africa that led them to flee the country.
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Police arrest more than 900 people during nationwide protests
Police arrested more than 900 people during nationwide protests on 30 June, with 12 of the 120 marches requiring law enforcement intervention.
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Police arrest several individuals for looting during nationwide anti-migrant protests
Several arrests for looting occurred during nationwide demonstrations in South Africa, while police maintained order and encouraged responsible protest behavior.
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Suspected taxi violence rears its ugly head in Helderberg suburbs
Multiple shooting incidents rocked the Helderberg Tuesday morning (30 June) as taxi violence returned to the basin, with two security guards wounded.
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Four key facts about South Africa’s anti-migrant protests
South Africa is experiencing nationwide anti-immigrant marches after hardline citizen-led groups ordered undocumented foreigners to leave the country.
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Eastern Cape on high alert ahead of anti-illegal immigration protests
The Eastern Cape has heightened its state of readiness ahead of Monday’s planned anti-illegal immigration protests, with SAPS reinforcing security.
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Police deploy maximum force ahead of nationwide protests
South African law enforcement agencies have entered full operational readiness mode ahead of countrywide protests on 30 June.
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Protests threaten to derail South Africa’s export recovery, industry warns
Exporters Western Cape has cautioned that planned demonstrations on 30 June must not disrupt trade routes and business operations, warning that South Africa’s reputation as a reliable trading partner is…
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WATCH | Acting Minister of Police, Firoz Cachalia, addresses South Africans ahead of 30 June demonstrations
Acting Minister of Police, Firoz Cachalia, addresses South Africans ahead of 30 June demonstrations.
