Foreign nationals depart South Africa as June 30 deadline approaches

Foreign nationals depart South Africa as June 30 deadline approaches



Hundreds of foreign nationals are leaving South Africa as a June 30 deadline set by anti-immigrant groups approaches. Migrants from Malawi, Zimbabwe, and Mozambique are being repatriated, with many waiting at transport points amid rising fear and uncertainty.

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29 thoughts on “Foreign nationals depart South Africa as June 30 deadline approaches

  1. Why can’t all these people go to other countries ? Aybo, musani ukudlala ngathi nina! We can’t be charity for the whole of Africa, we’ve got our own issues as well. I went to Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 to visit, I couldn’t leave my passport in the AirBnB, & they don’t want to hear stories, manje thina we’re suppose to understand, understand what?! Aybo, I wake up everyday for work, only for the government to take a huge chunk of it, & undocumented people just benefit kanjalo nje ANEVA bhoza ! Abahambe nje

  2. Jacinta is a confident, educated, and well-spoken person. She cares about her people. She should be the next president of South Africa. She takes action, unlike Ramaphosa, who spews bull***.

  3. Africa and Asia are pragmatic when their borders and sovereignty are violated, while Europe and the Americas are tied hand and foot and silenced. This is what they wanted.

  4. I hope you’ll have the opportunity to organize another outing next year.

    Please don’t misunderstand my position—I fully support the enforcement of immigration laws and oppose illegal immigration. However, it’s important to recognize that many of the people being targeted by the protesters are legally documented immigrants who have lived and contributed to South Africa for many years.

    Have you looked into how many of those being described as “illegal migrants” are actually legally employed, including those working in government institutions or in professional white-collar positions? It’s worth examining the facts before drawing broad conclusions.

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