"Out with them!": Anger over illegal immigration grows in South Africa as protesters confront government

Growing anger over illegal immigration is fueling protests across South Africa, with demonstrators demanding action from the government. Thousands have taken to the streets for months, their frustration boiling over into violence and the exodus of foreigners. Recent events have intensified the crisis, including the killing of a group of Mozambicans by a mob, highlighting the volatile situation. Many foreign nationals have reportedly fled the country amid the rising tensions and widespread demonstrations. In a significant escalation, a group of demonstrators has announced a "great liberation march" scheduled for June 30. This planned event signals a direct confrontation with the government, as protesters seek to force policy changes regarding immigration. The sentiment among protesters, captured by the headline "Out with them!", reflects a deep-seated frustration and a desire for decisive government intervention to address the perceived influx of illegal immigrants.