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The Inter-Ministerial Committee (IMC) on Migration has called for calm in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal amid ongoing unrest which has turned violent. GCIS spokesperson …
The Inter-Ministerial Committee (IMC) on Migration has called for calm in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal amid ongoing unrest which has turned violent.
GCIS spokesperson William Baloyi says the Committee met this evening to discuss a peaceful end to the riots. He joins us now for more.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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@@ViolaLesegoRapoo-e4oImported3wk ago
It's so revolting to still see such old people still running the affairs our country, people that are out of touch with what is needed in 2026 for the youth of this country.... The criminals that he is talking about are those clothed as government officials, yet working with illegal foreigners to destroy and kill South African youth.
@@bathenebuthelezi1614Imported3wk ago
Call for calm...you must be smoking wet sockkng my guy. We arw in the mess because we have given government years to act right . But they are still failing
@@SbNg-b5zImported3wk ago
People are looting the food hence the politicians are looting the whole country, if so who's the better devil???Continue to fool the citizens ONE DAY SOON WILL BE ONE DAY!!!
@@thembambele8322Imported3wk ago
They always say give Gov time, how much time do they need, until Jesus comes? These are the things that irritate the ppl and they end up resorting to violence. This gov needs to read the room and stop taking this lightly. They keep hoping that these marches will stop, pls read the room. A new thing is happening
@@WamoAfricaImported3wk ago
We don't have time baba!! Change laws this month!!
@@NozibelePooeImported3wk ago
Why did they act so fast to register foreigners before sorting out the judgment and the people who need asylum come in sucb huge numbers as if they knew about it it's so strange we are still waiting for result of children died in Naledi and know how many spaza shops own by foreigners
@@MabasamliloImported3wk ago
Looting is a dirty word. Let a petty thief steal from a great thief that intends to steal the whole country.