
Door-to-door raids fuel fear as South Africa's anti-immigrant protests escalate
Anti-immigrant protests in South Africa have intensified into door-to-door raids, with protesters in Johannesburg’s Alexandra township and Soweto breaking into homes to seize foreigners and hand them to police. The demonstrations, linked to a broader movement calling for stricter border controls and preferential services for locals, have drawn attention to the tensions over undocumented migrants, including Zimbabwean and Malawian nationals. The government has warned against scapegoating migrants, while police have stepped up enforcement as a nationwide sentiment towards undocumented migrants remains high.













