Analysis: Unrest raises questions of security and what will happen after local government elections

The National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure, NATJOINTS, says heightened police deployments will remain in place at hotspots in Durban and Johannesburg, where violent protests erupted over the last few days. Chaos broke out in the Durban CBD as well as Soweto and Johannesburg, earlier this week, following violent anti-undocumented immigration protests. Thirty people have been arrested, 25 in KwaZulu-Natal and five in Gauteng.

To unpack the latest developments Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Mosa Chabane, Chairperson of Portfolio Committee on Home Affairs , Political Analyst Proffessor Lesiba Teffo and Security Analyst Andy Mashaile...