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Thousands march in Cape Town for freedom in Palestine

More than 74,000 Palestinians have been killed since 2023

Thousands of people marched along the Sea Point promenade on Saturday, in a peaceful protest demanding an end to Israel’s war on Palestine. Photos: Matthew Hirsch
In probably the biggest pro-Palestine march in at least a year, thousands of people marched along the Sea Point promenade on Saturday afternoon, calling for an end to genocide in Gaza.
They carried placards and chanted “Free, free Palestine” and “Sudan, Congo, Palestine … An end to all genocide”.

The march started at the lighthouse and ended at Mandela’s glasses.
The event was organised by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC). “We have seen more than 1,000 days in which Palestinians have walked among the ruins of their homes,” said PSC chairperson Jaamia Galant. “Clutching…

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