Anti-immigration protesters march in South Africa, as some immigrants leave the country
Summary
Thousands of people protested in South Africa against illegal immigration, marking the largest related protests since 2008. The marches were mostly peaceful, but some incidents of looting happened, and some migrants have left the country amid tensions.Key Facts
- The protests occurred in parts of South Africa on June 30, 2026.
- Authorities said the marches were mostly peaceful, with some arrests made.
- Government officials said anyone committing crimes during protests would be prosecuted.
- Protesters want all illegal migrants to leave, blaming them for unemployment and crime.
- South African leaders disagree about the causes of social and economic problems.
- Some migrants, including Nigerians and Malawians, have been deported.
- President Cyril Ramaphosa met protest leaders to encourage peaceful demonstrations.
- Groups leading protests include March and March, Operation Dudula, and Progressive Forces.
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