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National shutdown: Hundreds take to Kagiso streets in peaceful march

Police and Mogale City Public Safety remain on high alert as protesters move through Kagiso.

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Protesters move through Kagiso with sticks and shields. Photo: Zama Sithole

The Krugersdorp News is currently on the scene in Jacobs Street, Kagiso, where hundreds of residents have gathered for what has remained a peaceful march.

The march began at about 11:30 on June 30, as Kagiso residents joined thousands of people across the country taking part in protest action against illegal foreign nationals.

One of the protesters leads a large group of residents during the peaceful march. Photo: Zama Sithole

Police and Mogale City Public Safety officials are closely monitoring the situation.

Information remains limited, and the News will continue to provide updates as more details become available.

Watch them march here:

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A group of protesters carrying sticks and shields sing and chant as they make their way through the streets of Kagiso in Krugersdorp during the #MarchforMarch protests. #krugersdorp #fyp #protest #marchformarch

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Heinrich Greyling is a LLB student, which gives him an eye in fairness towards everything he writes about, with a passion of uncovering the truth. If the relevant information is available, he is willing to help anybody, with a keen interest in hard, crime, entertainment, municipal, human interest and automotive journalism. He is a journalist who is willing to write about anything, no matter the controversy or risks involved.
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