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Minister Kubayi: 1000 buses now needed to repatriate Malawians from Sherwood Park
THE South African government has dismissed plans for refugee camps, focusing instead on managing illegal immigration and facilitating the repatriation of foreign nationals, as stated by Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi.
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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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No refugee camps planned, says minister as displaced Malawians await repatriation in Sherwood Park
Approximately 4,000 Malawians seeking voluntary repatriation have converged on the park since Sunday. They arrived from across Durban and surrounding areas after receiving threats…
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Urgent repatriation efforts for Malawians in Durban as numbers surge
Efforts are underway to repatriate thousands of Malawian nationals in Durban, as local authorities respond to rising tensions and health concerns among displaced individuals.
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Number of Malawians at Sherwood Hall awaiting repatriation swells from 75 to about 6,000
Thousands of Malawian nationals have sought refuge at Sherwood Hall amid escalating violence in Clare Estate, prompting urgent humanitarian efforts and government intervention.
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Government says no to refugee camps as it seeks assistance to repatriate 7000 Malawians stuck in Durban
The government said it has no plans for refugee camps, focusing instead on repatriations amid rising tensions over illegal immigration.
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Minister Kubayi: 1000 buses now needed to repatriate Malawians from Sherwood Park
THE South African government has dismissed plans for refugee camps, focusing instead on managing illegal immigration and facilitating the repatriation of foreign nationals, as…
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South African government seeks 1,000 buses for repatriation of 7,000 Malawians stuck in Durban
Amid rising protests and a pressing deadline, the South African government unveils a major repatriation plan for thousands of Malawians stranded in Durban, signalling a crackdown…
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KZN mobilises emergency response as thousands of Malawians seek refuge at Sherwood Hall
Sherwood Hall in Durban has become the centre of a fast-escalating humanitarian and migration crisis, with around 10,000 people gathered as authorities struggle to manage…
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SAHRC monitoring visit reveals poor conditions for immigrants
Following a monitoring visit, the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) has expressed serious concerns about the inadequate sanitation facilities for Malawian nationals at…
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Illegal immigrants: clarity demanded on Sherwood temporary shelter
Thousands of Malawians temporarily accommodated at Sherwood Hall have sparked a political debate in South Africa, with parties urging the government to balance humanitarian needs…
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Timeline of the Malawian nationals' displacement
Following escalating violence and anti-immigration threats in Clare Estate, thousands of Malawian nationals have sought refuge at Sherwood Hall grounds, prompting a significant…
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eThekwini Mayor pushes to speed up deportation of Malawian migrants stranded at Sherwood Hall
EThekwini Mayor Councillor Cyril Xaba has intensified efforts to accelerate the processing and deportation of more than 6,000 Malawian nationals at the Sherwood site in Durban.
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1,876 Malawian nationals at Sherwood Hall face deportation as SA opens priority court
Home Affairs and the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development have established a priority court in Durban after 1,876 Malawian nationals camping at Sherwood Park were…