By Newsbreak Executive Producer Salma Patel - Sporadic incidents and skirmishes that started overnight were quickly diffused by police and private security in the Durban and surrounding areas. This, ahead of the June 30th march against illegal undocumented foreign nationals. The march is expected to start later this morning - and Durban is seen as the epicentre of the nationwide protests. Dheven Govindasamy from private security company PT Tactical brings us an update of what occurred overnight...

 

By Newsbreak Executive Producer Salma Patel - Sporadic incidents and skirmishes that started overnight were quickly diffused by police and private security in the Durban and surrounding areas. This, ahead of the June 30th march against illegal undocumented foreign nationals. The march is expected to start later this morning - and Durban is seen as the epicentre of the nationwide protests. Dheven Govindasamy from private security company PT Tactical brings us an update of what occurred overnight...
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-by Newsbreak's Tashlan Naidoo

South African streets were brought to a standstill in some quarters as the March and March movement gained momentum today.

While most demonstrations were relatively peaceful- police did intercept several incidents of intimidation and criminality.

In this extended edition of Newsbreak- we take you around the country as the March and March movement calls for all undocumented foreigners to leave South Africa... 

-by Newsbreak's Tashlan Naidoo
South African streets were brought to a standstill in some quarters as the March and March movement gained momentum today.
While most demonstrations were relatively peaceful- police did intercept several incidents of intimidation and criminality.
In this extended edition of Newsbreak- we take you around the country as the March and March movement calls for all undocumented foreigners to leave South Africa...&nbsp;

High alert as March and March demonstrations against undocumented foreigners take to the streets #sabcnews

By Newsbreak Executive Producer Salma Patel - About 400 Malawians spent the night at the now-closed repatriation site at the old Durban drive-in ahead of the June 30th march against undocumented foreign nationals. The ultimatum was unofficially declared by civil society organisations. Despite the site being closed by the KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thami Ntuli on Sunday night, some foreign nationals who fear for their safety ahead of the march took shelter at the site. KZN reporter Celumusa Zulu, spoke to Newsbreak from the drive-in site this morning...

By Newsbreak Executive Producer Salma Patel - About 400 Malawians spent the night at the now-closed repatriation site at the old Durban drive-in ahead of the June 30th march against undocumented foreign nationals. The ultimatum was unofficially declared by civil society organisations. Despite the site being closed by the KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thami Ntuli on Sunday night, some foreign nationals who fear for their safety ahead of the march took shelter at the site. KZN reporter Celumusa Zulu, spoke to Newsbreak from the drive-in site this morning...

#PODCAST Hundreds of Malawians spend the night at the now-closed repatriation site at the old Durban drive-in #sabcnews

By Newsbreak Producer Matthew Veeran - Climate scientists are now using powerful computer simulations to prove a direct link between human activity and specific extreme weather disasters. By comparing current weather data against a digital model of an unpolluted Earth, researchers can pinpoint exactly how much worse or more likely a specific flood or heatwave was made by global warming. This breakthrough now provides undeniable proof that is already being used in global courtrooms to hold major corporate polluters legally accountable. Matthew found out more in this week's Techno Touch... 

Credits: BBC News

By Newsbreak Producer Matthew Veeran - Climate scientists are now using powerful computer simulations to prove a direct link between human activity and specific extreme weather disasters. By comparing current weather data against a digital model of an unpolluted Earth, researchers can pinpoint exactly how much worse or more likely a specific flood or heatwave was made by global warming. This breakthrough now provides undeniable proof that is already being used in global courtrooms to hold major corporate polluters legally accountable. Matthew found out more in this week's Techno Touch...&nbsp; Credits: BBC News

#PODCAST Private security companies ramp up monitoring as South Africa braces for mass anti-immigrant protests #sabcnews

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