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Security cluster engages Zulu Royal House as June 30 anti-illegal migration marches loom
Justice Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi and senior government officials have secured the support of the Zulu Royal House in promoting peaceful and lawful conduct ahead of the planned June 30 demonstrations linked to illegal immigration. The government delegation also visited a Durban repatriation centre processing Malawian nationals, while assuring the public that security forces are prepared to maintain law and order.
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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…
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Government turns to Zulu Royal House ahead of immigration shutdown
The JCPS Cluster says it is fully prepared for the 30 June protests, warning against violence, intimidation and misinformation while urging responsible public conduct during…
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Security cluster engages Zulu Royal House as June 30 anti-illegal migration marches loom
Justice Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi and senior government officials have secured the support of the Zulu Royal House in promoting peaceful and lawful conduct ahead of the planned…
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'Stop threatening us’: Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma slams Cachalia over June 30 March and March protest
Protest leaders accuse the South African government of neglecting the immigration crisis while threatening citizens ahead of planned demonstrations. Tensions escalate as the…
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ANC KZN urges people to heed King Misuzulu's call for peace ahead of June 30 protests
Zulu King Misuzulu kaZwelithini has urged South Africans to avoid violence and bloodshed ahead of planned anti-illegal immigration protests on June 30. Welcoming the monarch's…