Jul82026AKF In The Media At the same time, civil society organisations, including the Ahmed Kathrada Foundation, have urged restraint, warning that inflammatory rhetoric could fuel xenophobic violence. Several African diplomatic missions have also advised their citizens to remain vigilant ahead of the planned protests. Category: AKF In The MediaBy anele8 July 2026Leave a comment Author: anele Post navigationPreviousPrevious post:Cyril Ramaphosa’s accountability crisis: Unfulfilled promises and the fight against corruptionNextNext post:Migration tensions escalate ahead of proposed June 30 national shutdownRelated PostsAhmed Kathrada Foundation warns against shutdown calls8 July 2026Migration tensions escalate ahead of proposed June 30 national shutdown8 July 2026Cyril Ramaphosa’s accountability crisis: Unfulfilled promises and the fight against corruption8 July 2026Xenophobia: South Africa Declares June 30 Normal Working Day Amid Anti-Immigrant Protests 8 July 2026South Africans urged to plan ahead as June 30 uncertainty fuels safety fears 8 July 2026Kathrada Foundation seeks to debunk myths about immigration in SA 8 July 2026
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