As South Africa passes the June 30 deadline set by anti-immigration groups, questions remain over what comes next. Political analyst Dr Imraan Buccus warns that while violence may be avoided, the deeper threat is the growing normalisation of xenophobia, ethnic politics and vigilante-style mobilisation, which he says could weaken South Africa's constitutional democracy if left unchallenged.

GUEST: Dr Imraan Buccus - Political Analyst

What about the Eastern Cape? Let’s get a sense of what’s been happening in Gqeberha with…

GUEST: Sisipho Ngcumbe, SABC News Reporter in the Eastern Cape

Earlier, the situation in Kliptown, Soweto, allegedly turned violent when some informal settlements allegedly belonging to foreign nationals were looted.There were also reports of clashes between marchers and police. Let’s get details on this from…

GUEST: Thabiso Radebe, SABC News Reporter in Soweto

Ports of entry are also very busy today, especially those in Limpopo and Mpumalanga. Let’s get a sense of what’s happening at the Lebombo Border Post with…

GUEST: Motsebi Monareng, SABC News Reporter in Mpumalanga

GUEST: Brendan Gittins - Headmaster of Jeppe High School for Boys

As billions in US funding are phased out, South Africa faces a defining test: can it protect decades of progress against HIV while building a self-sufficient healthcare system?

Guest: Dr Salim Abdool Karrim - Director at the Centre for the Aids Programme of Research in South Africa, CAPRISA

We check-in with our reporter stationed in the newly established repatriation centre in Musina, where thousands of Malawians were transferred from parts of the country. Musina also borders Zimbabwe…

GUEST: Vutivi Maluleke - SABC REPORTER in MUSINA

What perpetuates the growing inequality gap, and what are the practical solutions of an economic overhaul?

As South Africa grapples with rising tensions around migration, unemployment and access to public services, many argue that inequality, not migration alone, is at the heart of the country's frustrations.

Guest: Dr Gilad Isaacs - Executive Director of the Institute

While protests continue in Bloemfontein, the husband of a prominent politician in the Mangaung Metro was among 29 people arrested for allegedly contravening the Immigration Act and other offences. For more on this, I am joined on the line by…

GUEST: Masiteng Makgala, SABC News Reporter in Bloemfontein

Let’s now shift our focus to Pietermaritzburg where hundreds of Malawian nationals gathered at Mayor’s Walk. Some of the people that gathered there abandoned their belongings in a rush to leave South Africa ahead of today’s planned demonstrations. For more on this, I am joined on the line by…

GUEST: Taliesha Naidoo, SABC News Reporter in Pietermaritzburg