#BreakingNews STATEMENT ON 30 JUNE. President Cyril Ramaphosa has emphasized that 30 June should be treated as a normal day in South Africa and not as a day for unlawful actions or intimidation. The government is fully aware of the activities taking place across the country and does not support any actions that violate the Constitution, the rule of law, or the rights of individuals living in South Africa. South Africa belongs to all who live in it, regardless of race, ethnicity, nationality, or tribe. The government has indicated that it is aware of individuals and groups organizing activities associated with the so-called "30 June deadline." Any person found to be inciting violence, intimidation, discrimination, or unlawful conduct will be held accountable in accordance with the law. Law enforcement officers are expected to uphold the Constitution and protect all people without fear or favour. Any police officials found to be neglecting their duties or acting outside the law will face appropriate disciplinary processes. Authorities have also noted developments in KwaZulu-Natal and other parts of the country, and security agencies continue to monitor the situation closely. South Africa is a democratic nation that belongs to all communities and all people living within its borders, not to any single tribe, group, or organization. Members of the public should not fear 30 June. There is no legal basis for any so-called deadline that seeks to create panic or uncertainty among residents. The government remains committed to maintaining peace, stability, and public safety. Law enforcement agencies, including the South African Police Service and, where necessary and lawful, other security structures, will be deployed to maintain order and protect communities across the country. Any individuals involved in criminal activities will be arrested and processed through the justice system. The government calls on all South Africans and residents to remain calm, respect the law, and continue with their daily activities as normal. #Update #public #twitter #tiktokviral Beloud