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Thousands of foreign nationals, including Nigerians, Zimbabweans, and Malawians, are returning to their home countries from South Africa due to widespread xenophobic attacks. Many describe facing violence and a lack of protection, even from authorities.
Thousands of migrants are fleeing South Africa as the country braces for anticipated anti-immigrant protests. Over 15,000 Malawians are being processed for repatriation amidst the rising tensions.
Malawian citizens are being repatriated from South Africa due to growing concerns over xenophobia. The move aims to ensure the safety and well-being of Malawians facing hostility in the country.
Thousands of Malawian migrants, estimated at 38,000, are leaving South Africa following a series of anti-migrant protests. These protests have created a tense standoff and risk economic repercussions for South Africa.
South Africa is bracing for anticipated anti-migrant protests and plans to repatriate over 15,000 Malawians ahead of these demonstrations. The country is taking measures in response to potential xenophobic unrest.
A mass return of Malawians from South Africa is underway, as many flee unrest, exposing the significant costs of migration, violence, and broken livelihoods.
Thousands of migrants from Malawi are sheltering in a Durban park after being driven from their homes due to xenophobic threats, ahead of a June 30 expulsion ultimatum.