Election 2026: Police warn protesters to end marches by midnight on Tuesday
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NATJOINTS chairperson Lieutenant-General Tebello Mosikili says marches and protests must end by midnight on Tuesday, ahead of South Africa’s 4 November local government elections.
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Election 2026: Police warn protesters to end marches by midnight on Tuesday. NATJOINTS chairperson Lieutenant-General Tebello Mosikili says marches and protests must end by midnight on Tuesday, ahead of South Africa’s 4 November local government elections. Covered by 1 publications. IOL: Election 2026: Police warn protesters to end marches by midnight on Tuesday.
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- IOL South Africa Election 2026: Police warn protesters to end marches by midnight on Tuesday NATJOINTS chairperson Lieutenant-General Tebello Mosikili says marches and protests must end by midnight on Tuesday, ahead of South Africa’s 4 November local government elections. 2 h ago · Tier 3
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