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Tensions have once again escalated in Durban, where hundreds of protesters have begun destroying buildings and property. The demonstrators are marching against …
Tensions have once again escalated in Durban, where hundreds of protesters have begun destroying buildings and property.
The demonstrators are marching against the Constitutional Court’s ruling on asylum seekers.
They have vowed to continue protesting until immigration laws are addressed. Police are attempting to restore law and order, using stun grenades and rubber bullets to disperse the crowd.
SABC News Reporter Ayanda Mhlongo reports from Durban.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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14 Comments
@@NaddynadoImported3wk ago
Looks like gonna be a fun weekend
@@ZolaNdamase_zarImported3wk ago
security companies matches masks petrol etc and night shift
@@MorongwaMafa-f3jImported3wk ago
What an embarrassment!
@@sanjaykisoonlall4875Imported3wk ago
This is another nation😮
@@thabangshanty293Imported3wk ago
This is the results of Concourt. This is what concourt wanted. Then we delivered. They must not dare spin it on us. We will fight with what we have until we win ✊️. <br>This is not a beginning yet. Is a warm-up. until the judgment is reversed.
@@aluwelwa1222Imported3wk ago
Abahambe lisamile izwi
@@lukemorena9357Imported3wk ago
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@icraftcrafts8685Imported3wk ago
Israel is hard at work to destabilise africe and specifically south africa. their words not mine. google it
@@stephenstrydom1Imported3wk ago
Looters and burners must be treated like the cowardly criminals they are no matter what 'cause' they hide behind
@@Stephen_tsImported3wk ago
Now I understand when Mandela said never cover the judge by the book. Look at the mess the judge has created
@@ThattRogerImported3wk ago
What is that guy doing at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZpQ7RU3O-I&t=211">3:31</a> ?
Tensions have once again escalated in Durban, where hundreds of protesters have begun destroying buildings and property.
The demonstrators are marching against the Constitutional Court’s ruling on asylum seekers.
They have vowed to continue protesting until immigration laws are addressed. Police are attempting to restore law and order, using stun grenades and rubber bullets to disperse the crowd.
SABC News Reporter Ayanda Mhlongo reports from Durban.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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