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Ashraf Hendricks

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Photojournalist. Contributor to @GroundUp_News. Am available for assignments. Occasionally forced to write | DM or send tip-offs to info@ashrafhendricks.com
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In photos: Displaced Zimbabweans moved to repatriation site in the rain

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By Matthew Hirsch, Ashraf Hendricks Verified
| GroundUp Verified
Mothers and children line up to be transported to Epping, Cape Town. Photos: Ashraf Hendricks After spending the night sleeping rough in the rain, hundreds of immigrants gathered outside the Zimbabwean Consulate were relocated to an official repatriation site on Sunday morning. Marquee tents had been erected by volunteers on Saturday night, but they were not big enough to provide shelter for everyone. Women and children were prioritised. Others sheltered under plastic tarps.
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Zimbabwean families stranded in Cape Town as cold front approaches

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By Matthew Hirsch, Ashraf Hendricks Verified
| GroundUp Verified
Hundreds of people have gathered outside the Zimbabwean Consulate in Cape Town, wanting to be repatriated. Photos: Ashraf Hendricks Hundreds of people waiting outside the Zimbabwean Consulate in Cape Town faced a cold night on Saturday. While transport has been arranged for some, hundreds of others, including women and children, may have to sleep outside as a cold front approaches. Cold and heavy rain are expected in Cape Town on Sunday.
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South Africa: Hundreds of Zimbabweans Camp Outside Consulate in Cape Town

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By Ashraf Hendricks Verified
| AllAfrica
They want the Zimbabwean government to help them get home safely Hundreds of Zimbabwean nationals are sleeping outside the Zimbabwean consulate in Cape Town pleading for the government to help them get back home. On Thursday, piles of large suitcases and bags wrapped in plastic were strewn on the pavements around the office. People were huddled in groups with blankets and jackets to keep warm. On Wednesday night, the group, including women and children, slept outside.
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