South African police arrested 69 people after violent anti-immigrant protests turned chaotic in Jeffreys Bay, Eastern Cape.The protests, organized by anti-migrant group March and March, led to looting of 23 tuck shops and at least one hospitalization.

Over 150,000 undocumented immigrants have fled South Africa in recent weeks, with some African governments reporting higher death tolls from the unrest.Mobs in Gauteng province have targeted foreign nationals, accusing them of stealing jobs.Authorities have arrested 350 people for unlawful conduct and related offences.The situation remains unstable, with police increasing patrols to manage the crisis.The protests, which began weeks ago, have sparked debates about immigration policies and national security.While some see the protests as a legitimate call for action, others criticize the violence and its impact on innocent civilians.The government faces pressure to balance public safety with humanitarian concerns as the crisis continues.