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No shutdown expected during June 30 protests, says Limpopo police
Limpopo Provincial Police Commissioner Lt-Gen Thembi Hadebe has assured residents that police are ready for the planned June 30 demonstrations and that there will be no shutdown in the province.
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iol.co.za
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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SAPS, private security on high alert ahead of planned June 30 protests
The South African Police Service and private security companies have placed contingency measures in motion ahead of planned nationwide anti-illegal immigration demonstrations on…
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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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No shutdown expected during June 30 protests, says Limpopo police
Limpopo Provincial Police Commissioner Lt-Gen Thembi Hadebe has assured residents that police are ready for the planned June 30 demonstrations and that there will be no shutdown…
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June 30: NATJOINTS to outline security strategy ahead of June 30 demonstrations
The NATJOINTS will brief the media on safety and security plans ahead of June 30 demonstrations.
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LIVE | NATJOINTS outlines security strategy for June 30
The NATJOINTS will brief the media on safety and security plans ahead of June 30 demonstrations.
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‘Do not test the resolve of the state’: Police on high alert ahead of June 30 marches
South African authorities are on maximum alert ahead of the 30 June marches, emphasising the importance of peaceful demonstrations while warning against any unlawful behaviour.
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businessday.co.za
EDITORIAL | June 30 will test South Africa’s commitment to law and order
Law enforcement faces a critical test as South Africa braces for nationwide protests
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June 30 | Massive law enforcement deployment across all 9 provinces to ensure stability
Police say security forces have been placed on maximum operational readiness ahead of the planned June 30 protests, warning that while peaceful demonstrations will be protected,…
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June 30 | Security forces fan out across all nine provinces ahead of June 30
SAPS says contingency plans have been tested and thousands of officers are on standby to respond to any disruption linked to the planned demonstrations.