Amid rising tensions ahead of the June 30 anti-immigration protests, Cape Town’s foreign nationals and community leaders call for calm, while law enforcement gears up for potential unrest.Read More at Source
‘I worry for my family’s safety’: foreign nationals voice fears as anti-immigration protest loom
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