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June 30 may pass, but the real danger is only beginning
Dr Imraan Buccus argues that even if widespread violence is avoided on June 30, South Africa has already entered a dangerous new political phase in which xenophobia and ethnic mobilisation have become increasingly normalised.
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dailysabah.com
South Africa migrant exodus grows amid xenophobia, June 30 deadline
Thousands of African migrants are continuing to leave South Africa as a wave of anti-immigration protests, violent incidents and political pressure...
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dw.com
South Africa braces for anti-migrant protests
Tensions are rising ahead of planned anti-migrant protests on June 30, as South Africa's government warns against violence. Analysts say deep social and economic crises are…
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iol.co.za
High alert ahead of June 30 protests
SA on tenterhooks ahead of protest action on Tuesday
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Rule of law over populist chaos
South Africa stands on the precipice of a devastating humanitarian crisis.
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Nation on tenterhooks as Tuesday deadline looms
As tensions mount ahead of June 30, security agencies have been placed on high alert amid fears of unrest linked to immigration protests, while government insists Tuesday will be…
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africanews.com
South Africa: Legal foreigners fearful as anti-immigrant deadline looms | Africanews
With increasing attacks on African immigrants, even those living legally in the country are scared ahead of an unofficial deadline for illegal foreigners to leave the country.
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'A test of law and order': South Africa braces for June 30 protests
The June 30 protests in South Africa spotlight the challenges of immigration policy and governance, as various stakeholders voice concerns over the treatment of migrant…
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South Africa braces for anti-immigration protests
The June 30 protests in South Africa spotlight the challenges of immigration policy and governance, as various stakeholders voice concerns over the treatment of migrant…
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LOOK | Fear grips Zimbabwean nationals in Cape Town ahead of protests
Amid escalating fears for their safety, hundreds of Zimbabwean nationals gather outside their consulate in Cape Town, seeking assistance to return home as the country braces for…
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Cape Town to facilitate Zimbabwean nationals for voluntary repatriation amid rising tensions
As tensions rise, Zimbabwean nationals in Cape Town seek voluntary repatriation ahead of a significant march on June 30, prompting city officials to facilitate the process.
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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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Foreign nationals flock to consulates amid concerns over June 30th
With rising fears surrounding anti-immigration protests on June 30th, foreign nationals are flocking to consulates across South Africa.
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South Africa braces for June 30 protests as tensions over immigration grow
The June 30 protests in South Africa spotlight the challenges of immigration policy and governance, as various stakeholders voice concerns over the treatment of migrant…
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June 30 may pass, but the real danger is only beginning
Dr Imraan Buccus argues that even if widespread violence is avoided on June 30, South Africa has already entered a dangerous new political phase in which xenophobia and ethnic…
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LOOK | June 30 panic leaves thousands stranded in Cape Town
More than 2,000 Zimbabweans are sheltering at a Cape Town processing centre as fears grow ahead of June 30 protests.
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June 30 deadline must not descend into xenophobic violence
As tensions around illegal immigration and border control intensify ahead of the June 30 ultimatum issued by March and March, concerns are growing that legitimate frustrations…
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June 30 protests: Cosatu says migrant deadline has fuelled chaos and violence
Cosatu and the Western Cape Coalition Against Xenophobia (WCC-AX) have rejected the June 30 deadline for undocumented migrants to leave SA, warning that it has already fuelled…
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france24.com
Thousands of foreign nationals leave South Africa ahead of June 30 'deadline'
Thousands of people have fled South Africa in recent weeks ahead of a June 30 "deadline" for foreign nationals to leave the country announced by anti-immigrant groups. We spoke to…
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South African businesses brace for potential shutdown amid anti-immigration protests
Amid rising anti-immigration protests in South Africa, business leaders and labour organisations are calling for a focus on the real causes of the economic crisis, urging against…
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Fear grips foreign nationals in South Africa ahead of Tuesday's shutdown
With a nationwide shutdown looming on June 30, South Africa's foreign nationals face a wave of anxiety and uncertainty as tensions rise across communities.