Scores of Malawian migrants taking refugee at a Sherwood sports ground in Durban whilst waiting to be processed before they can board buses to their hometowns in Malawi.
Hundreds of Malawian nationals awaiting deportation from Durban have expressed frustration and disappointment, claiming they are being treated unfairly despite contributing to South Africa's economy and creating employment opportunities.
Speaking from a makeshift shelter in Sherwood, Durban, where they were gathered while waiting to board buses that would transport them home, several migrants requested anonymity.
One man, who said he had lived in South Africa for 14 years, revealed that he owns a construction company that employs six South Africans on a full-time basis.
He rejected claims that foreign nationals are responsible for a shortage of jobs in the country.
