Thousands Protest in Durban Over Crime, Foreign Nationals, and Services

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•Thousands marched in Durban CBD on April 21, 2026, protesting crime, foreign nationals, and poor service delivery.
•KwaZulu-Natal police warned against unlawful actions on April 22, 2026, in response to the protests.
•Police organized clean-up campaigns in Durban following the protests.
•The protests have raised concerns about public safety and economic disruption in Durban.

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▸If KwaZulu-Natal police successfully prevent unlawful actions during protests public safety in Durban could improve, reducing disruptions to businesses and daily life.

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AFRICAIOL (South Africa)March and March clean-up campaigns: KZN police warn against unlawful action AFRICAIOL (South Africa)Thousands March in Durban CBD as Crime, Foreign Nationals and Service Delivery Protests Boil Over

On April 22, 2026, KwaZulu-Natal police issued warnings against unlawful actions following large protests in Durban's central business district over crime, foreign nationals, and service delivery. The police also organized clean-up campaigns after the demonstrations. These events affect public safety, local governance, and economic stability in Durban, a key South African city.

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