News24 | Political parties back peaceful protests as SA avoids July 2021 unrest repeat

Political leaders across the spectrum have welcomed the fact that Tuesday’s national anti-migration protests were largely peaceful, while warning that criminal elements will not be tolerated.

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News24 | Political parties back peaceful protests as SA avoids July 2021 unrest repeat

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