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Zimbabwean families driven from their homes camp outside Limpopo police station

The Zim Consulate has arranged buses to take them to the Musina Repatriation Centre

Over 100 people, mostly women and children, have camped outside the Thohoyandou police station in Limpopo after they were driven out of their homes in recent weeks. Photo: Thembi Siaga
Chivhayo Sinorema says he has lived in Khuvhi village, Thohoyandou, since 2009, surviving on odd jobs in construction sector, cutting wood or gardening, and sending money to support his wife and two children in Zimbabwe. Then a week ago, a mob accompanied by his landlord, told him he must leave.
We spoke to Sinorema on Wednesday at the Thohoyandou police station, where he and over 100 other Zimbabweans, mostly women and children, have been camping outside, seeking safety. Police were present. There were piles of suitcases wrapped in plastic and…

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