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Topic: Malawi

The central business district of Johannesburg, South Africa.
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Monday, 6/29, 04:48 PM

Thousands Flee South Africa as a Vigilante 'Deadline' Nears

  • More than 13,000 foreign nationals have left or been expelled from South Africa in the past two weeks as a vigilante-imposed June 30 'deadline' for undocumented migrants to depart drives a continent-wide scramble for repatriation — straining ties with Nigeria and beyond, even as the government insists the date carries no legal force.

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