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In photos: Immigrants stream to repatriation site in Durban

Struggling authorities are now trying to move people to a new makeshift repatriation site closer to the border in Musina, Limpopo

The Old Drive-in site has received thousands of displaced immigrants, mainly from Malawi, who want to be repatriated ahead of the March and March 30 June deadline. Photos: Ihsaan Haffejee
The Old Drive-in site in Durban, which has been a temporary repatriation site for displaced immigrants since last week, is to be relocated to Musina in Limpopo. But a lack of buses has delayed the relocation, with more people arriving at the site.
On Saturday, the eThekwini municipality said it had resolved to relocate the Malawian nationals from the site in Durban to a newly established makeshift repatriation site closer to the border in Musina, Limpopo.

A group of Malawian men arrive at the repatriation camp in the back of…

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