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'We just want to go home': Zimbabweans await repatriation in Cape Town
More than 2,500 Zimbabweans have been processed for repatriation as hundreds wait in cold conditions at Cape Town's Epping centre.
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'We just want to go home': Zimbabweans await repatriation in Cape Town
More than 2,500 Zimbabweans have been processed for repatriation as hundreds wait in cold conditions at Cape Town's Epping centre.
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Thousands of Zimbabweans stranded in Cape Town amid ongoing anti-immigrant protests
Thousands of Zimbabwean nationals are enduring harsh conditions at Cape Town's temporary repatriation centre, pleading for more buses to return home as they wait in cold and wet…
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Thousands of Zimbabweans stranded in Cape Town as anti-immigrant protests escalate
In Cape Town, thousands of Zimbabwean nationals face dire conditions at a temporary repatriation centre, urgently pleading for transport to return home amid ongoing protests.
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Repatriation process continues as over 2000 Zimbabweans seek safety in Epping
More people continued to be transported to the Department of Home Affairs office in Epping on Wednesday as the repatriation process continued across the country.
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Watch: Zimbabwean refugees stranded at Shallcross Stadium after anti-immigration protests desperate to return home
They are braving harsh weather, without shelter or ablution facilities.