Undocumented foreign nationals are a major problem for South Africa, according to Sandile Dube, the movement’s coordinator in Gauteng.

He claims that certain people are engaging in illegal activities like drug peddling.

According to Dube, “We are worried about the Minister of  Defense’s comments that we have given the foreign nationals until June 30th to leave the country, and they interpret it as another shutdown that they have witnessed numerous times. ” We perceive this as the government’s lack of regard for South Africans. South Africans want illegal foreign nationals to leave their country because they have had enough of them.

March and March has also denounced assertions that a single ethnic group is the sole supporter of its protests.

According to organizers, the movement is present throughout the country, notably in Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, Limpopo, and the Eastern Cape.

Speaking at a media briefing in Durban, Sanele Khambule of the organization claims that if the campaign had simply appealed to one ethnic group, it would not have received support in Limpopo and the Eastern Cape.

“We wouldn’t be in Limpopo today, and we wouldn’t have had a successful march in Johannesburg and Pretoria,” Khambule states. We are making every effort to bring South Africans together, regardless of race or cultural values, in support of the idea of stopping illegal immigration and making sure that our borders are impenetrable.

Source: gerraldmultimedia.com