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KZN Premier Ntuli issues warning ahead of June 30: ‘Province cannot be set alight a second time’
KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thamsanqa Ntuli issues a stern warning against violence ahead of the June 30 protests, addressing concerns over undocumented migration and reflecting on the economic devastation caused by the July 2021 unrest.
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iol.co.za
Civil society leaders in KwaZulu-Natal advocate for peaceful protests ahead of June 30 deadline
Amidst rising tensions over the June 30 deadline for undocumented immigrants to leave South Africa, civil society leaders in KwaZulu-Natal are rallying for peaceful protests,…
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KZN police, March and March pledge peaceful protests on June 30
KwaZulu-Natal police and march organisers have agreed that planned demonstrations will go ahead on 30 June 2026, with all parties committing to ensure peaceful conduct, safety and…
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High alert ahead of June 30 protests
SA on tenterhooks ahead of protest action on Tuesday
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Zulu leaders urge peaceful protests against illegal immigration ahead of June 30
Zulu leaders call for peaceful protests against illegal immigration, stressing the need to uphold the dignity of their nation while avoiding violence."
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KZN ramps up security ahead of looming anti-illegal immigration protests
As tensions rise, KwaZulu-Natal mobilises thousands of community patrollers and police to ensure safety during upcoming anti-illegal immigration protests, amid fears of unrest.
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businessday.co.za
Ntuli warns political parties against exploiting June 30 march as KZN braces for anti-illegal migrant protests
KwaZulu-Natal premier Thami Ntuli has warned political parties against exploiting Monday’s planned anti-undocumented migrant marches
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IN PICS: June 30 protests: Cachalia urges KZN police to remain 'disciplined and neutral'
South Africa is gearing up for nationwide protests on June 30, with police urged to maintain professionalism amidst concerns of potential xenophobic violence against undocumented…
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KZN on high alert ahead of 30 June marches
As tensions rise ahead of the June 30 marches, KwaZulu-Natal officials announce a significant police presence to ensure public order and safety.
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KZN Premier Ntuli issues warning ahead of June 30: ‘Province cannot be set alight a second time’
KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thamsanqa Ntuli issues a stern warning against violence ahead of the June 30 protests, addressing concerns over undocumented migration and reflecting on the…