South African President Cyril Ramaphosa is scheduled to address the nation on Sunday regarding the government’s management of illegal migration. Multiple outlets report that the announcement comes from the presidency. The address is linked to a recent surge in protests against foreign nationals, which has escalated in recent weeks across several provinces. According to reports, the demonstrations have grown to the point where police intervention has been required. News24 and Bloomberg both specify that the speech will take place on Sunday, with News24 describing it as Sunday evening. The Citizen also characterizes the situation as worsening, noting that anti-illegal immigrant protests have intensified and attracted increased law enforcement attention. No additional policy details are included in the reports beyond the focus of the address: how the government is handling illegal migration and the circumstances surrounding the protests. The country is awaiting Ramaphosa’s remarks for further information on the administration’s response.