March against illegal shop owners and immigrants in Wolmaransstad set to go ahead despite calls not to participate
March against alleged illegal shop owners and immigrants who reside in Wolmaransstad and Tswelelang township set to take place even though there calls urging community members not engage in such activity
In the latest information circulating on social media, there are calls that illegal immigrants leave the Wolmaransstad town and its township, Tswelelang
In the information seen by Wolmaransstad Link, the march will begin at the Wolmaransstad Police Station on Thursday, 25 June 2026 at 10am
This is said to be a peaceful call to restore law, order, protection of community, jobs and resources, also the information suggests that, all people owed by foreign nationals come foward and report their cases, women who have babies but no support, spaza shop businesses and informal traders must also be part of the activity to come and discuss their challenges, all unemployed persons be part to raise their voices, demand solution and opportunities
However, some community members are devided over calls to have alleged illegal shop owners and immigrants vacant the Wolmaransstad town and its township
Concerned community members are urging individuals willing to take part in closing down shops of foreign nationals in Wolmaransstad not to engage in such activity
These concerned community members have raised concerns that if these shops are closed, it will make matters hard as they rely on these spaza shops for necessities. The said closure in Wolmaransstad targets stores allegedly operated by illegal shop owners in Tswelelang township
" Our people are advised not to participate in this exercise as it risk to put their lives in danger" - Bontes Revivalist
"All of you know that they will not leave Wollies, you also know we rely on them for credits and we also buy with short money" - Deskie Horst
"They must go, those who say we should not march are the ones who have tenanted these foreign nationals" - Lucky Modisapudi
Certain Wolmaransstad residents are divided on the closure of foreign owned shops in Wolmaransstad and it's township, Tswelelang
These residents are butting heads as some want illegal foreigners to vacate the areas while others do not support the idea to vacate foreign nationals in Wolmaransstad and Tswelelang
What is the reason to close those tuck shops, this is only stupidy" - Sephiri Pholo
" They must go because they don't vote in South Africa, I think we must apply in court for this illegal foreigners" - Hans Mokgethi
"The community has been sharing their concerns and grievances about illegal immigrants for some time now" - Pheletso Kali
Foreign owned shops continue to operate normally despite calls to have them closed and have foreign nationals vacate the Wolmaransstad and Tswelelang areas
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