The National BriefingThe government has appealed for calm following growing tensions around undocumented migration, warning South Africans not to take the law into their own hands
The government has appealed for calm following growing tensions around undocumented migration, warning South Africans not to take the law into their own hands. At a media briefing yesterday, the Inter-Ministerial Committee on Migration condemned illegal identity checks, raids on homes and businesses, and acts of intimidation targeting foreign nationals.
Guest: William Baloyi: Spokesperson for the Government Communication and Information System (GCIS).
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