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SAPS identifies potential violence hotspots ahead of 30 June protests

SAPS identifies potential violence hotspots ahead of 30 June protests
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South African police have identified potential violence hotspots ahead of planned anti-illegal migration protests scheduled for June 30. Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia confirmed that operational plans are in place to manage the demonstrations.

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The protests highlight rising social tensions regarding immigration policy in South Africa, necessitating a significant security response from the government.

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Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia (second from the left) briefing the media in Cape Town on 23 June 2026 after receiving an operational plan from Western Cape police management ahead of anticipated demonstrations against illegal migration. Picture: Ntuthuzelo Nene/EWN

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