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90% of foreigners in Overstrand relief accommodation undocumented
Approximately 90% of foreign nationals currently housed in temporary facilities across the Overstrand are undocumented.
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Verification and documentation of foreign nationals underway in Overstrand
Documentation and verification of foreign nationals is currently underway in the Overstrand after they were forced to leave their homes on Sunday 31 May and Monday 1 June.
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Foreign nationals flee South Africa as anti-immigrant violence claims lives
More than 900 Mozambican nationals were processed for departure from South Africa on Wednesday as anti-migrant protests and violence continue.
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Foreign nationals hunted from homes as xenophobic threats spreads across Overberg
More than 500 foreign nationals have fled their homes along the Overstrand, after groups of locals went door-to-door telling them to leave the country.
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Two Mozambicans killed as xenophobic violence resurfaces in South Africa
South African authorities have confirmed two Mozambican nationals were killed following anti-migrant protests at the weekend.
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‘Fed-up’ locals demand closures as spaza deadline looms
As a seven-day deadline looms, Lwandle and Nomzamo residents demand foreign-owned spaza shops close but business continues as usual.
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Xenophobic tensions simmer in Kraaifontein schools
As tensions simmer in Kraaifontein schools over the presence of foreign national learners, the education department is investigating the cause of the disruptions.
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Three hundred Ghanaians repatriated as xenophobic tensions grip South Africa
The Border Management Authority has processed 295 Ghanaian nationals for repatriation amid escalating anti-migrant protests threatening to paralyse the country at the end of June.
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Anti-immigrant protests escalate in South Africa ahead of June deadline
Anti-immigrant protests are intensifying across South Africa as vigilante groups threaten to forcibly remove undocumented migrants by 30 June.
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Police relocate hundreds of foreign nationals from Durban church amid anti-migrant tensions
South African police have relocated approximately 400 foreign nationals from a church in Durban due to anti-migrant actions.
