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Anti-illegal immigration group reassures public ahead of June 30 deadline
Amid rising tensions in South Africa, anti-illegal immigration activist Nkosikhona Ndabandaba clarifies the intentions behind a June 30 deadline for undocumented migrants, emphasising the need for government intervention and denying any plans for violence.
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Hiring illegal foreigners will lead to arrest, warns KZN Premier
Amid escalating protests against illegal immigration, KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thamsanqa Ntuli warns businesses and locals of legal repercussions for harbouring undocumented…
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rfi.fr
S.Africa government holds urgent talks over anti-migrant tensions
South African government ministers held urgent talks Monday to address tensions over illegal migration as protesters again demanded that undocumented foreign nationals be made to…
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vanguardngr.com
Xenophobia: S'Africa govt holds urgent talks over rising tensions
South Africa is stepping up action against illegal migrants, and citizens must not take the law into their own hands, the government said Monday as protests against undocumented…
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'No room for lawlessness': Government warns ahead of June 30 shutdown
Tensions over undocumented migration are escalating after anti-migrant group March and March confirmed plans for a national shutdown on June 30, as ministers defended government…
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Security experts warn against anti-immigrant violence ahead of June 30 mass protest
Amidst growing anti-illegal immigrant marches across South Africa, the business community raises alarms about the potential damage to the country's reputation as a…
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Anti-illegal immigration group reassures public ahead of June 30 deadline
Amid rising tensions in South Africa, anti-illegal immigration activist Nkosikhona Ndabandaba clarifies the intentions behind a June 30 deadline for undocumented migrants,…
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Xenophobic threats spark fears of unrest across SA
Fear grows over 30 June mobilisation as foreigners flee Durban homes