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Urgent response: Home Affairs to double staff for displaced Malawians in Durban

The Department of Home Affairs is ramping up efforts to assist the influx of displaced Malawians at Sherwood Park, Durban, amid concerns over health and living conditions

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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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Government says no to refugee camps as it seeks assistance to repatriate 7000 Malawians stuck in Durban

South Africa's government rejected refugee camps, prioritizing instead the repatriation of approximately 7,000 Malawian nationals from Durban using 1,000+ buses coordinated with neighboring authorities. The escalation reflects irregular migration pressures; enforcement agencies have made 40,000+ arrests this year, signaling regional coordination complexity in managing border and labor-market impacts.

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Urgent response: Home Affairs to double staff for displaced Malawians in Durban

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Thousands of Malawians flee homes in South Africa amid xenophobic threats

Government says no to refugee camps as it seeks assistance to repatriate 7000 Malawians stuck in Durban

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

Efforts underway to repatriate Malawians displaced in Durban

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

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

Thousands of Malawians flee homes in South Africa amid xenophobic threats

Health risk warning as thousands of displaced Malawians seek refuge at Durban park

Urgent response: Home Affairs to double staff for displaced Malawians in Durban

No refugee camps planned, says minister as displaced Malawians await repatriation in Sherwood Park

Urgent repatriation efforts for Malawians in Durban as numbers surge

Number of Malawians at Sherwood Hall awaiting repatriation swells from 75 to about 6,000

Government says no to refugee camps as it seeks assistance to repatriate 7000 Malawians stuck in Durban

Minister Kubayi: 1000 buses now needed to repatriate Malawians from Sherwood Park

South African government seeks 1,000 buses for repatriation of 7,000 Malawians stuck in Durban