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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 with government and humanitarian partners.

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Durban repatriation site overwhelmed by new arrivals

Durban repatriation of 7,000+ Malawians overwhelmed by uncontrolled arrivals and failed wristband tracking. System failure signals: high-volume operations need pre-built capacity ceilings and data governance; reactive fixes and undefined limits cause cascade collapse.

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WATCH | Foreigners at Durban drive-in site to be moved to Limpopo processing centre

Thousands of foreigners living in a temporary repatriation centre in Durban will be relocated to a new processing centre in Musina, Limpopo

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PICS | Durban repatriation: 1,714 foreign nationals leave drive-in site as 24 buses depart

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Durban repatriation site overwhelmed by new arrivals

WATCH | Foreigners at Durban drive-in site to be moved to Limpopo processing centre

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Durban repatriation site overwhelmed by new arrivals

Durban Drive-in site struggles with influx of undocumented Malawians

Schreiber: 9,488 foreign nationals deported, 7,000 still await processing in Durban

In pictures: Malawian nationals adapt to life at Durban’s drive-in as they await repatriation

PICS | Durban repatriation: 1,714 foreign nationals leave drive-in site as 24 buses depart

Foreigners at Durban drive-in site to be moved to Limpopo processing centre

WATCH | Foreigners at Durban drive-in site to be moved to Limpopo processing centre

Government relocates Malawian nationals from Durban to Limpopo processing centre

Malawian nationals to be relocated from Durban Drive-In to Limpopo