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Home Affairs steps in as thousands of displaced Malawians seek shelter in Durban

Thousands of Malawian nationals have sought refuge at Sherwood Hall in Durban after allegedly receiving death threats amid escalating anti-illegal immigration protests. As the displaced population grows, Home Affairs officials have begun documenting migrants while humanitarian organisations provide emergency assistance.

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Thousands of Malawians flee homes in South Africa amid xenophobic threats

Thousands of migrants shelter in Durban park after being driven from their homes ahead of a June 30 expulsion ultimatum.

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Malawian migrants in South Africa prepare for repatriation as protests continue | Africanews

Hundreds of Malawian migrants in Durban prepared to be repatriated on Tuesday, driven out by a growing wave of xenophobic violence sweeping South Africa.

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Home Affairs steps in as thousands of displaced Malawians seek shelter in Durban

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Thousands of Malawians flee homes in South Africa amid xenophobic threats

Malawian migrants in South Africa prepare for repatriation as protests continue | Africanews

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Displaced Malawians fearing for their lives seek safety in Sherwood, Durban

Malawian nationals find refuge in Sherwood Hall after fleeing violence in Clare Estate

Sherwood Hall: R2 million funding needed to send displaced Malawians home

Efforts underway to repatriate Malawians displaced in Durban

Malawian migrants in South Africa prepare for repatriation as protests continue | Africanews

Malawian government to repatriate 1,200 nationals amid xenophobic fears

Urgent efforts to repatriate displaced Malawians in Durban

Home Affairs intervenes as displaced Malawians seek refuge in Durban