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WATCH: Primrose march against illegal immigration proceeds peacefully under police watch

Community organisation Ilizwe Nathi led a demonstration through Primrose, with police praising participants for adhering to regulations and maintaining order.

A march against illegal immigration, organised by civic organisation Ilizwe Nathi, took place in Primrose on June 16, drawing participants from across the community.

The demonstration began in the morning and continued until around midday, with marchers moving through various parts of Primrose before concluding at Shamrock Road.

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Obedience Mkhabela reports: Thabile Sibeko, leader of Ilizwe Nathi, shares the community’s concerns over illegal immigration and the impact residents say it is having on Primrose. #Primrose #Primrose #IlizweNathi #IllegalImmigration #30June

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A strong police and private security presence was maintained throughout the event to ensure public safety and prevent any incidents of violence.

Residents in Primrose marched with Ilizwe Nathi, calling for stronger action against illegal immigration in the area.

According to Primrose SAPS, the march proceeded without disruption and remained peaceful from start to finish.

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Residents of Primrose joined Ilizwe Nathi in a march against illegal immigration, calling on government and law enforcement to take stronger action. Demonstrators say they are united in one voice as chants of “Mabahambe” echoed through the streets. Video: Obedience Mkhabela #Primrose #IlizweNathi #IllegalImmigration #30June

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Police commended participants for complying with the agreed regulations and cooperating with law enforcement officials during the demonstration.

Authorities said the event was managed successfully, with organisers and participants adhering to the conditions set out for the march.

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Obedience Mkhabela

Journalist for Germiston City News with an overall experience of 5 years in the profession.

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