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eThekwini sets 14-day limit on Durban Drive-In site for Malawians amid backlash
The eThekwini Municipality has announced a 14-day limit for a temporary staging facility at the former Drive-In site, following community opposition to a proposed relocation plan. Mayor Cyril Xaba assures residents that the site will not become permanent, as authorities aim to manage undocumented migrants effectively.
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eThekwini Municipality is urgently addressing the humanitarian crisis by fast-tracking the deportation of undocumented Malawian nationals, establishing a new staging facility amid…
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eThekwini sets 14-day limit on Durban Drive-In site for Malawians amid backlash
The eThekwini Municipality has announced a 14-day limit for a temporary staging facility at the former Drive-In site, following community opposition to a proposed relocation plan.…