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  1. South Africa and Zimbabwe are jointly investigating the root causes of illegal migration, linking trends to continent-wide structural challenges.
  2. Joint efforts to curb illegal migration among Southern African states, including South Africa, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Mozambique, and Lesotho.

Anti-immigrant campaigns intensified in South Africa, leading to strain on city services and border infrastructure due to influx of returnees from Zimbabwe.

9 reports, 6 independent Updated Sep 7
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Anti-immigrant campaigns intensified in South Africa, leading to strain on city services and border infrastructure due to influx of returnees from Zimbabwe.

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South AfricaZimbabwe

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  1. Protests triggered mass returnee movement, requiring government border processing.1 source
  2. Xenophobic violence drives mass migration and return, impacting infrastructure like Dube in South Africa and Zimbabwe.Sub-event
  3. Protests caused displacement, with Bulawayo serving as the main receiving hub for returnees.1 source
  4. Intensified anti-immigrant campaigns and strain on border infrastructure due to returnee influx.1 source

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Joint efforts to curb illegal migration among Southern African states, including South Africa, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Mozambique, and Lesotho. All 2 developments

Within South Africa and Zimbabwe are jointly investigating the root causes of illegal migration, linking trends to continent-wide structural challenges.

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