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Can South Africans skip work for 30 June protests?
On June 30, South Africans are urged to balance their right to protest with workplace responsibilities, as the SAHRC clarifies that the day remains a normal working day.
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iol.co.za
'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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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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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 Shutdown: Live Updates
Live updates from the June 30 National Shutdown
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SAHRC's call for peace: What to expect on 30 June national marches
The South African Human Rights Commission calls for peaceful protests and adherence to the law ahead of the 30 June 2026 national marches, emphasising the importance of respecting…
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South African Human Rights Commission urges peaceful protests ahead of June 30 marches
As South Africa prepares for the 30 June marches, the SAHRC calls for peaceful protests and respect for all rights, urging citizens to engage responsibly.
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Can South Africans skip work for 30 June protests?
On June 30, South Africans are urged to balance their right to protest with workplace responsibilities, as the SAHRC clarifies that the day remains a normal working day.
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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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South Africa braces for June 30: What to expect as anti-immigration protests begin
With South Africa on the brink of nationwide protests against illegal immigration, tensions escalate as the government prepares for an unprecedented security response.
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Inside June 30: South Africa braces for nationwide protests against illegal immigration
On June 30, South Africa will witness significant protests against illegal immigration, prompting law enforcement agencies to prepare for potential disruptions and ensure public…
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June 30 protest: Workers warned no work, no pay may apply
Employees who do not report for duty on June 30 may be subjected to the no-work, no-pay principle.
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June 30: SAHRC urges peaceful protests amid concerns over illegal migration
The South African Human Rights Commission has urged calm, restraint and strict adherence to the rule of law as protests linked to concerns over illegal migration continue across…
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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.