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Police warn against carrying weapons at June 30 illegal immigration marches
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iol.co.za
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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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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June 30: no acts of lawlessness or criminality will be tolerated assures Firoz Cachalia
The Ministry of Police will be conducting visits to identified areas where heightened levels of instability have been experienced to assess operational readiness and reinforce…
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Cachalia says SAPS fully prepared ahead of 30 June demonstrations amid national security coordination push
SAPS on standby ahead of 30 June protests following high-level security briefin
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Police gear up for nationwide protest against illegal immigration
As protests against illegal immigration loom, the South African Police double down on their operational readiness while calling for political restraint ahead of the November local…
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Cachalia warns lawlessness won't be tolerated on June 30
Acting Minister of Police Firoz Cachalia confirms that South Africa's security forces are fully prepared for potential unrest on 30 June, following a review of national security…
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June 30 Protest: SAPS, Defence Force on High Alert as Nationwide Anti-Illegal Immigration March Looms
Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia confirmed that the SAPS had preparations in place, ahead of the anticipated June 30 protests
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June 30 protests: March and March leader hits back at Cachalia
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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'We will not allow violence' – Lesufi ahead of June 30
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi says the province supports peaceful protest ahead of the planned 30 June shutdown over illegal immigration, but warns that violence will be met with…
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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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KZN police warn against unlawful searches ahead of 30 June marches
KZN Acting Provincial Commissioner Phumelele Makoba says police are on high alert ahead of 30 June marches, with operational plans in place to prevent violence, intimidation and…
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SAPS warns against weapons as tensions rise ahead of June 30 immigration protests
Police warn against carrying weapons at June 30 illegal immigration marches
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businessday.co.za
Police say June 30 is not another July 2021, warn against vigilantism, violence against foreign nationals
With 30 anti-immigration marches already held in the Western Cape and inflammatory social media posts threatening vigilante action, acting police minister Firoz Cachalia…
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June 30 key hotspots: KZN police prepare for potential unrest in eThekwini and uMgungundlovu
WITH the June 30 deadline for undocumented immigrants approaching, KZN police have identified eThekwini and uMgungundlovu as key hotspots for anticipated marches.
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Cachalia confident in law enforcement's readiness for anti-immigration protests
Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia expresses confidence in law enforcement's preparedness for the upcoming nationwide anti-immigration protests on June 30, following a…
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KZN police report crime reduction, warn against unlawful conduct during June 30 marches
KZN police report a significant drop in violent crime while preparing for potential unrest during the upcoming anti-undocumented migrant marches on 30 June 2026.