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Relief fades for migrant Zimbabweans fleeing South Africa | SA News

26 July 2026 by Guest

BEITBRIDGE, Zimbabwe – Stitches zigzag across the left side of Shingirai Kurebwaseka’s head, after he was badly beaten in a wave of protests against undocumented migrants that have swept South Africa.

The 35-year-old Zimbabwean had his right arm encased in plaster and his left foot supported by a splint and wrapped with a plastic bag.

“They beat me all over, smashed my foot with a hammer, burned me with some plastic papers which they had lit and were going to put a tyre around me but I somehow still managed to escape,” he told AFP.

South Africa — the continent’s wealthiest nation — has long been a magnet for migrants.

But for weeks, it has been swept by protests and deadly violence…

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