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On September 30, 2026, the March and March group organized protests in multiple South African cities, including Durban, Cape Town, and Pretoria, combining demands against illegal immigration with calls to address gender-based violence and femicide. The group set an unofficial deadline for undocumented immigrants to leave the country. Most reports describe the demonstrations as peaceful with no violence against foreigners, though one account reports at least one assault during the Durban march and threats made to people in immigrant-run shops, causing some closures. The Cape Town march involved approximately 25 people, while the Pretoria march was postponed due to rain and poor turnout. The protests reflect broader tensions in South Africa regarding immigration, unemployment, crime, and public services, amid reported attacks on foreign nationals that have created diplomatic tensions with other African nations.
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