South Africa's 30 June anti-immigration protests cost the South African Police Service (SAPS) approximately R306 million. The figure was disclosed in a report on the financial impact of the protests, which were held in various parts of the country. The costs are attributed to the deployment of police personnel and resources to manage the demonstrations. The protests were organized by groups opposing immigration, and the SAPS incurred significant expenses in maintaining order.
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