March and March
March and March
March and March
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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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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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Hundreds relocated from Zimbabwean Consulate to Epping repatriation centre
In pouring rain, Zimbabwean nationals who had gathered in large numbers outside the Zimbabwean Consulate in District Six were relocated to the official Home Affairs Repatriation Centre in Epping on…
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Volunteer group appeals for R540,000 to repatriate Malawian nationals
The St Francis DVG urgently needs R540,000 to fund two buses for Malawian nationals at Sea Vista Hall, as Kouga braces for the March and March protest.
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Fake R250 immigration notice debunked ahead of protest
A fake R250 bounty notice for catching illegal immigrants is circulating online. Exporters Western Cape warns 30 June protests must not disrupt trade.
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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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‘We have nowhere to turn’: Immigrants brace for Tuesday’s nationwide protests
Migrant communities fear violence as anti-illegal immigration protests approach, while organisers reject xenophobia claims and authorities urge calm nationwide.
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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.
