Immigration Tensions | Malawians in Lenasia relieved to be going home

Immigration Tensions | Malawians in Lenasia relieved to be going home



Some Malawian nationals are relieved to be going home. Hundreds spent the night at a bus depot in Lenasia South in Johannesburg, after being transported from KwaZulu-Natal. Police say this was because the bus company needed to swop drivers.

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21 thoughts on “Immigration Tensions | Malawians in Lenasia relieved to be going home

  1. The government allowed them in for years now they expect them to be gone in 1 month with no aid from the government no volunteers to help them and they get attacked threaten and even killed. You cannot expect people to be happy with how the government is handling this.

    But what does it solve nothing because the government took farms from people and gave it to people who wanted land ( but couldn’t do fokkal) what’s gonna happen now ? When these foreigners are gone then what. Promise you these people will find the another reason to complain and protest.

    so keep voting for your stupid incompetent party that has done fokkal for you for years and hands out 1 bread. And if you want change use your brain for once and vote for a Party such as the DA who promises are shown through their actions unlike the Ugh and Ums coming out of the ANC

  2. Is only Malawians in South Africa,what about other foreign countries.Zimbabwe Mozambique, Somalians, Etopians, Bangladesh and Pakistan so Malawians are the only illigals in South Africa.Im 🤔

  3. Government of Africa take care of your people, don't expect SA 🇿🇦 will peep up poverty you made it by yourself because of your corrupt deeds😮😮😮😮😮

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