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Hundreds of Malawians queuing for buses in Durban

Home Affairs official says it is not certain that everyone will have been assisted by 30 June

Hundreds of Malawians wait to board buses home at the repatriation site in the Old Drive-in in Durban on Wednesday. Photos: Joseph Bracken

About 22 buses were expected to depart from the repatriation site in the Old Drive-in, in Durban on Wednesday.
Hundreds of Malawians were lined up outside the site waiting to be let in to get a bus home.

Cyril Mncwabe, KwaZulu-Natal manager for the Department of Home Affairs says it’s unclear whether everyone at the site will have been helped by 30 June, when anti-immigration organisation March and March plans nationwide protests.

Hundreds of people queued at the gates of the Old Drive-in site in Durban on Wednesday, waiting to get on buses to return to Malawi…

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