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March and March has promised peace on 30 June — KZN Premier

Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma and her husband speak at immigration summit alongside diplomats

From left to right: Shah Ahmed Shami, High Commissioner for Bangladesh, Isaac Matola, Consul-General of Mozambique, Akhtar Hussan from the Pakistani Embassy and Maxwell Biwi, Consul-General of Malawi at the summit on Thursday. Photo: Tsoanelo Sefoloko
Anti-immigrant organisation March and March has promised that its 30 June protest will be peaceful, KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thamsanqa Ntuli said on Thursday.
Ntuli was opening a summit in Durban on undocumented immigrants in the province. The summit included embassy representatives, business leaders and civil society organisations, including leaders of March and March. No representatives of refugee or immigrant groups were present.
He said the portrayal of South Africans as xenophobic and Afrophobic stemmed from misinformation and an incomplete understanding of the situation. “Such characterisation…

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