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Thousands march in South Africa demanding departure of undocumented foreigners

Thousands march in South Africa demanding departure of undocumented foreigners
France 24 Tuesday 30 June 2026, 20:20 UTC By Georja CALVIN-SMITH 1 min read
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Thousands march in South Africa demanding departure of undocumented foreigners Africa Issued on: 14:39 min From the show Reading time 1 min In tonight's edition, South Africa's Day of anti-Immigration marches set as a deadline by organizers is thankfully a far more calm affair than many had feared. Also, rescue services in Ghana are still racing to manage severe flooding that has cost at least a dozen lives. And at Kenya’s largest mental health hospital, patients encounter a different kind...

Thousands march in South Africa demanding departure of undocumented foreigners Africa Issued on: 14:39 min From the show Reading time 1 min In tonight's edition, South Africa's Day of anti-Immigration marches set as a deadline by organizers is thankfully a far more calm affair than many had feared. Also, rescue services in Ghana are still racing to manage severe flooding that has cost at least a dozen lives. And at Kenya’s largest mental health hospital, patients encounter a different kind of therapy: a personal grooming session provided by two visiting barbers. Advertising Related keywords [Image text:] Politicians condemn violence,acknowledge marchers'concerns ANTI-MIGRANTPROTESTERSMARCHINSA EYEON AFRICA
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