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  1. South Africa introduced a Comprehensive Approach for Migration Management, outlining work on undocumented migrants.
  2. Africa's economy faces strain from migration issues, leading President Ramaphosa to call for restraint on xenophobia and manage Malawian repatriation.

Malawian and Zimbabwean migrants are seeking passage and refuge in South Africa, prompting President Ramaphosa to address xenophobia.

37 reports, 9 independent Updated Sep 15
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Malawian and Zimbabwean migrants are seeking passage and refuge in South Africa, prompting President Ramaphosa to address xenophobia.

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  1. Zimbabwean citizens are fleeing xenophobia in South Africa, crossing the Limpopo River, with the World Bank monitoring regional issues.1 source
  2. Anti-immigrant marches and tighter border demands surface amid migration issues in South Africa.1 source
  3. Malawian nationals returned from a temporary center, while Zimbabwean migrants requested transport back to their home country.Sub-event
  4. Migrants from Zimbabwe are seeking refuge in the suburb of Muizenberg, located in Cape Town.Sub-event
  5. Adam, who is from Malawi, migrated to South Africa and was in Durban when violence erupted.Sub-event
  6. Nelson Mandela Foundation addresses the ongoing anti-immigrant crisis in South Africa.Sub-event
  7. Malawians gather in KZN as SA processes deportations of Malawian and Zimbabwean nationals.1 source
  8. Ramaphosa addresses xenophobia amid Malawian and Zimbabwean migrants seeking refuge in South Africa.1 source

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