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South Africa says 53,449 migrants returned or deported in crackdown

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By Janice Kew Verified
| Miami Herald Verified
South Africa said more than 53,000 foreign nationals had been processed for deportation or voluntary repatriation as authorities acted on pledges to speed up removals while warning vigilante groups to stop conducting illegal searches for undocumented foreigners. The figure is more than double the roughly 25,000 migrants police said had returned home or been deported ahead of nationwide anti-migrant protests on June 30.
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South Africa says 53,449 migrants returned or deported in crackdown

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By Janice Kew Verified
| Daily Item Verified
South Africa said more than 53,000 foreign nationals had been processed for deportation or voluntary repatriation as authorities acted on pledges to speed up removals while warning vigilante groups to stop conducting illegal searches for undocumented foreigners. The figure is more than double the roughly 25,000 migrants police said had returned home or been deported ahead of nationwide anti-migrant protests on June 30. kAm%96 E@E2= 2D @7 yF=J `` H2D 5@>:?2E65 3J |2=2H:2?
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Congo Ebola responders stay on strike as Africa CDC pushes to resolve pay dispute

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By Janice Kew Verified, Jason Gale Verified
| Moneyweb Verified
Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention is working with the Democratic Republic of Congo to speed overdue payments to striking Ebola responders as the labour dispute threatens efforts to contain the world’s fastest-growing outbreak of the deadly disease.
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