‘It’s time to fetch your people’: March and March to protest at SADC summit
The anti-migrant 'March and March' movement plans to protest outside the SADC summit in Durban to demand stricter immigration controls. The group is calling for the removal of undocumented foreign nationals from South Africa.
Why it matters
The protest highlights rising regional tensions regarding immigration policy and the socio-political challenges facing the SADC member states.
Ask AI 3 min The March and March Movement will hold a march and picket outside the SADC summit in Durban on Monday.
The March and March movement has announced plans to hold a march and picket on the final day of the 46th Ordinary Summit of Southern African Development Community (SADC) heads of state and government in Durban, KZN.
The movement will hold the march under the theme: “It’s time to fetch your people.”
South Africa is hosting the summit, which began on Sunday and concludes on Monday, August 17.
The controversial anti-migrant movement has led protests calling for undocumented foreign nationals to leave South Africa.
On June 30, the movement led nationwide protests targeting undocumented foreign nationals, with more than 20 civic groups participating in demonstrations across all nine provinces.
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