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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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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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IN PICS: June 30 protests: Cachalia urges KZN police to remain 'disciplined and neutral'

Police Minister Cachalia directed officers to stay disciplined and neutral during June 30 nationwide protests against undocumented immigrants. Government strategy prioritizes preventing xenophobic violence while protecting all citizens under strict constitutional and conduct standards.

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No shutdown expected during June 30 protests, says Limpopo police

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EDITORIAL | June 30 will test South Africa’s commitment to law and order

IN PICS: June 30 protests: Cachalia urges KZN police to remain 'disciplined and neutral'

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