The largest city in KwaZulu-Natal, on South Africa's east coast
Human rights groups warn of a new wave of xenophobic violence as anti-immigration movements organise protests across major cities, with vigilante actions and calls for foreigners to leave by a set date. Attacks have been reported against migrants and foreign-owned businesses, prompting court actions and concerns about state protection.
Protests and warnings against undocumented migrants have escalated across South Africa as anti-immigrant groups push a June 30 deadline. Authorities pledge peaceful demonstrations while enforcing immigration laws, amid reports of strikes, security boosts, and ongoing repatriation efforts for migrants.