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Durban repatriation site overwhelmed by new arrivals
Officials are struggling to manage the repatriation of undocumented Malawian nationals as new arrivals continue to flood into the Durban Drive-in site.
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EThekwini mayor reports nearly 4,000 Malawians deported ahead of immigration 'deadline'
With the June 30 anti-immigration deadline looming, eThekwini mayor Cyril Xaba reports that nearly 4,000 Malawian nationals have already been deported from South Africa.
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Urgent KZN relief drive underway for 1,638 Malawian nationals
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Thousands repatriated, rape suspect arrested in Malawian screening
Home Affairs Minister Dr Leon Schreiber discusses the ongoing repatriation of undocumented Malawian nationals in Durban, emphasising the balance between enforcing immigration laws…
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Durban repatriation site overwhelmed by new arrivals
Officials are struggling to manage the repatriation of undocumented Malawian nationals as new arrivals continue to flood into the Durban Drive-in site.
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WATCH: Fleeing violence: Malawians share their stories as they await transport home
In the past week, reported incidents of violence, killings and assaults have driven foreign nationals out of their homes and places of work across Durban and Pietermaritzburg.
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Durban Drive-in site struggles with influx of undocumented Malawians
LOCAL Home Affairs officials in KwaZulu-Natal face mounting challenges as they attempt to manage the repatriation of undocumented Malawian nationals amidst a continuous influx of…
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Schreiber: 9,488 foreign nationals deported, 7,000 still await processing in Durban
The Department of Home Affairs says it has successfully repatriated and deported nearly 9,500 foreign nationals from the Durban Drive-In site.
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In pictures: Malawian nationals adapt to life at Durban’s drive-in as they await repatriation
Thousands of Malawian foreign nationals, seeking refuge at the Durban drive-in site on North Beach, are going about their business, doing their laundry, shaving their hair, and…
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PICS | Durban repatriation: 1,714 foreign nationals leave drive-in site as 24 buses depart
EThekwini Municipality says 24 buses carrying an estimated 1,714 foreign nationals have departed the Durban Drive-In Site as part of an ongoing repatriation programme conducted…