Malawi’s Foreign Affairs Ministry says two buses carrying 150 Malawian nationals have departed South Africa as part of a voluntary repatriation programme. The group had been staying in temporary camps in Mossel Bay, in the Western Cape, after being left with no place to go. In a statement, authorities said the nationals are travelling by…
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Malawi’s Foreign Affairs Ministry says two buses carrying 150 Malawian nationals have departed South Africa as part of a voluntary repatriation programme. The group had been staying in temporary camps in Mossel Bay, in the Western Cape, after being left with no place to go. In a statement, authorities said the nationals are travelling by…
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