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Malawian church torched and immigrants chased from their homes in Gqeberha

Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality says it has assisted repatriate nearly 400 Zimbabwean nationals

Zimbabwean nationals wait to board repatriation buses outside the South End Fire Station in Gqeberha after being forced out of their homes. Photos: Joseph Chirume

Immigrant families were forcibly removed and their homes ransacked by residents of Kuyga, Greenbushes, in Gqeberha this week.
A church with a mostly Malawian congregation was burnt to ashes on Thursday morning.
Many immigrants sought refuge at the South End fire station.
Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality says it has assisted the repatriation of nearly 400 Zimbabwean.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has approved the deployment of more than 3,000 soldiers until the end of July in response to violence against immigrants.

Hundreds of immigrants have been forcibly removed and their homes ransacked by residents of Kuyga, Greenbushes…

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