Ramaphosa says govt 'will not tolerate' anti-migrant violence

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has declared that the government will not stand for any anti-migrant violence amid recent protests demanding the expulsion of undocumented foreigners by June 30. These marches, organized by local groups, highlight growing tensions around immigration issues. Ramaphosa's statement underscores the government's commitment to protecting all residents, emphasizing the importance of legal and humane treatment of migrants in the country. This move comes as a response to escalating public sentiment and aims to prevent any further incidents of hostility towards migrants.