March and March unveils 3-month campaign on illegal immigration
March and March has launched a three-month campaign of protests and dialogue calling for stricter enforcement of South Africa's immigration laws.
The March and March Movement has unveiled a three-month plan of action following last week's nationwide demonstrations against illegal immigration.
During the memorandum handover in Durban last week, the group's leader Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma said they would keep the pressure on by protesting every Thursday.
March and March says of the more than 120 marches held across South Africa on the last day of June; 98 percent took place without incident.
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It says it will stage more peaceful demonstrations, pickets and blitzes in key economic centres over the next three months, working with police and civic organisations.
The group has also revealed it plans to host a national dialogue in Gauteng on irregular migration.
It says it will meet with political parties including the National Freedom Party, African Transformation Movement, and United Democratic Movement to build support for stricter enforcement of immigration laws.
Municipalities will be also asked to consider by-laws that reserve township economies for South African citizens.
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