Buses repatriating Zimbabweans and Malawians wait for hours at Beitbridge border post. Photo: Bernard Chiguvare.
Many Zimbabweans and Malawians leaving South Africa before the 30 June “deadline” set by anti-immigration protesters find themselves stalled for hours at the Beitbridge border post.
On 26 June we met Nyasha at the border post. He only gave his first name. He said their bus had arrived at 5am from Durban. The driver switched off the engine and disappeared.
“No one is attending to us,” said Nyasha.
“We have only seen Border Management Authority officials walking up and down … but nobody is telling us what is happening.”
By 10am, seven buses were parked at the border – one heading to Zimbabwe and six…
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