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    Thousands march to demand illegal migrants leave South Africa

    The Daily FuseBy The Daily FuseJune 30, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    DURBAN, South Africa: Hundreds of individuals marched Tuesday (Jun 30) in cities throughout South Africa to demand the departure of undocumented international nationals after a weeks-long marketing campaign that has despatched 1000’s fleeing and claimed 4 lives. 

    Police have been out in power for the nationwide protests which capped a marketing campaign of demonstrations led by citizen-led vigilante teams that set an unofficial June 30 deadline for foreigners with out papers to depart.

    There have been remoted stories of looting, stone-throwing and confrontation, together with close to Johannesburg the place safety forces escorted a handful of international nationals away from a mob brandishing massive sticks.

    Crowds of demonstrators moved via the centre of town, South Africa’s monetary capital, the place most outlets have been shuttered, employees stayed dwelling, and transport hubs have been quiet.

    They waved flags and placards, watched by police in bulletproof jackets and riot helmets.

    Within the southeastern metropolis of Durban, the Zulu heartland, protesters turned out in conventional warrior apparel, carrying spears, whips and shields and a few draped in leopard skins.

    Demonstrator Brightness Gumbi, 48, stated she was annoyed at not having the ability to afford to hire a premises for her enterprise whereas international nationals have been capable of run outlets.

    “The unlawful foreigners handle to pay it as a result of they promote medicine to our individuals,” she instructed AFP. “I hope via these demonstrations our president will hear our cries and implement stricter legal guidelines.”

    In vacationer magnet Cape City, solely about 100 individuals joined a march via town centre, passing a counterprotest in opposition to Afrophobia and xenophobia.  



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