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Hundreds of Malawians from Cape Town held at Johannesburg church facility pending repatriation

22 June 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

Approximately 500 Malawian nationals are temporarily housed in Newlands, Gauteng, as the government works to facilitate their voluntary return to Malawi amid rising tensions over undocumented foreign …Read More at Source

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