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Police ramp up security ahead of nationwide march against illegal immigration
Police have intensified security preparations ahead of the planned June 30 anti-illegal immigration demonstrations as organisers vow to continue protesting until government enforces immigration laws and strengthens border controls. President Cyril Ramaphosa, Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi and Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia have all called for peaceful and lawful conduct while acknowledging concerns over undocumented migration.
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iol.co.za
Community Policing Forums brace for potential unrest as immigration deadline looms
Amid rising tensions and a looming deadline for illegal immigrants, Community Policing Forums in South Africa are mobilising to support law enforcement, urging residents to remain…
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SAPS prepares for June 30 demonstrations: Ensuring safety and law enforcement
Management in the South African Police Service (SAPS) briefs Acting Minister Firoz Cachalia on readiness for the June 30 demonstrations, as tensions rise over an anti-migrant…
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June 30 protests loom: Government's response to undocumented migrants under scrutiny
With rising public frustration over undocumented migrants, the South African government is under intense scrutiny as it prepares for the June 30 protests. The repatriation of…
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thestar.co.za
Police ramp up security ahead of nationwide march against illegal immigration
Police have intensified security preparations ahead of the planned June 30 anti-illegal immigration demonstrations as organisers vow to continue protesting until government…