anti-migrant protests
anti-migrant protests
anti-migrant protests
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EC SAPS arrest 229 undocumented foreign nationals, 21 criminals in protest
Police arrested 229 people across the Eastern Cape as 28 protest marches remained largely peaceful, despite isolated incidents of looting and unrest.
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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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30 June shutdown: Here’s what’s happening | Live updates
30 June has arrived, with an escalation in anti-migrant protests expected across South Africa.
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Protest update: Calm remains in Stellenbosch despite national protest
No anti-immigration protest materialise in Stellenbosch on Tuesday (30 June), with streets remaining quiet and peaceful.
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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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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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Migrants fear unrest as South Africa prepares for protest action
As anti-immigration protests take place across South Africa, many foreign nationals fear the demonstrations could escalate into violence and unrest.
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More than 8 000 foreign nationals processed at Beitbridge ahead of 30 June deadline
South Africa’s Border Management Authority has processed more than 8 000 foreign nationals for voluntary repatriation, ahead of 30 June threats.
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Thousands of Malawians flee South Africa amid escalating anti-foreigner violence
Thousands of desperate Malawian migrants wait to return home and escape a mounting wave of xenophobic violence sweeping across South Africa.
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South Africa vows firm response to anti-migrant violence
President Cyril Ramaphosa has warned that security forces will use the full force of the law against anyone attempting to destabilise South Africa during anti-immigrant marches.
