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Retailers across the country have said they expect to continue operating as normal on Tuesday despite the planned nationwide anti-illegal immigration protests. However, they have warned that some delivery services could be disrupted.

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The National Dialogue is facing growing scrutiny over questions of secrecy, spending and governance, with internal disputes threatening to overshadow its national rollout.

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President Cyril Ramaphosa recently announced a nationwide crackdown on undocumented migrants, saying law enforcement agencies will intensify efforts to identify and deport people living in South Africa illegally.

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Another anti-illegal immigration march ahead of the informal June 30th deadline is set to get underway in Johannesburg on Friday. Dudula supporters are expected to march through the inner city to the China Shopping Centre to demand compliance with South Africa’s labour laws.

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The Pretoria Magistrates Court has postponed the fraud and corruption case of 16 accused, including suspended National Police Commissioner General Fannie Masemola and 12 senior South African Police Service (SAPS) officers.

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President Cyril Ramaphosa has defended participation in recent naval exercises with countries including China, Russia and Iran, saying it’s offered the military invaluable experience.

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The repatriation of Malawian nationals from South Africa has become one of the biggest news stories in Malawi, with families anxiously waiting for relatives to return and growing public anger over how undocumented migrants are being treated.

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Police are urging the taxi industry to reject any calls to disrupt traffic during planned anti-illegal immigration protests next week.

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More than 20 organisations involved in next Tuesday's nationwide demonstrations against illegal immigration insist their campaign is rooted in patriotism and law enforcement, not xenophobia.

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Three Lesotho nationals arrested in connection with the deadly Jumpers informal settlement mass shooting are set to appear in the Johannesburg Magistrates Court on Thursday morning.

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EFF leader Julius Malema says he plans to table a motion in the National Assembly calling for Speaker Thoko Didiza to relinquish her oversight role over Parliament’s impeachment proceedings against the president, to her deputy, Annelie Lotriet.

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The March and March Movement, along with 26 other civil society organisations, say they cannot be held responsible if demonstrations planned for June 30 turn violent. The groups addressed the media in Johannesburg on Wednesday.

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The private security industry says it is ready to act as a force multiplier in support of the South African Police Service (SAPS) ahead of the June 30 planned protests.

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Thousands of Malawian nationals remain stranded in KZN, with authorities struggling to complete a large-scale repatriation process. The group is spread across several sites, including Durban and Pietermaritzburg, after arriving in what officials say were unexpected numbers.

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The South African Police Service (SAPS) has approached the private security industry to bolster operations ahead of the 30 June protests against undocumented foreign nationals. On Wednesday, the Acting Police Minister, Firoz Cachalia, is meeting with sector heads.

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Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia said police have identified several hotspots across the country ahead of next week's planned anti-illegal migration protests. The demonstrations are set for June 30.

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Thousands of migrants have already left South Africa ahead of demonstrations against undocumented foreign nationals next Tuesday. BMA said more than 9,000 Malawians and 3,000 Zimbabweans have been repatriated or deported through the Beitbridge Border Post over the past five days.

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The Johannesburg Metro Police Department (JMPD) said that it's identifying possible flashpoints ahead of a planned protest by March and March on June 30th. The group is demanding that undocumented foreign nationals leave South Africa by the end of the month.