March and March
March and March
March and March
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AfriForum and March and March collaboration draws criticism from political parties
Civil rights organisation AfriForum and the March and March movement have formed a controversial working group, sparking sharp reactions from South Africa’s major political parties.
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UPDATE | Repatriation of foreign nationals underway in Jeffreys Bay
A local church will assist foreign nationals in Jeffreys Bay with repatriation on Sunday following violent protests on Thursday.
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Calm restored in Jeffreys Bay after violent protests, police remain deployed
SAPS confirmed that the situation in Jeffreys Bay and the broader Kouga region remains calm, following violent protests on 16 July.
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Police step up security after violent Jeffreys Bay protest
Police have intensified operations in Kouga after a violent Ocean View protest led to 69 arrests, with further arrests possible as investigations continue.
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Home Affairs resumes normal services at Epping Refugee office
Home Affairs has resumed normal services at the Epping Refugee Reception Office after processing more than 3 200 migrants.
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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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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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Opinion | This is how South Africa’s immigration crisis came about
Barnard Beukman, editor of Afrikaans weekly Die Papier, reacts to the immigration crisis in South Africa and offers possible solutions.
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Optoggangers eis optrede teen onwettige immigrante in Mangaung
Sowat 600 optoggangers het Dinsdag 30 Junie vreedsaam deur Bloemfonatein se strate beweeg om versoekskrifte aan die premier te oorhandig.
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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.
