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Hundreds of Zimbabweans leave Cape Town after anti-immigrant protests

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By Shakirah Thebus Verified, wang lei
| The Star (Malaysia) Verified
CAPE TOWN, July 4 (Xinhua) -- South African authorities started transferring hundreds of Zimbabwean nationals and some Malawians from a temporary processing center in Cape Town on Saturday. Buses leaving the Epping processing center will travel to Musina in Limpopo Province, where thousands more foreign nationals are awaiting processing and repatriation to their home countries. Authorities have also urged remaining applicants to travel directly to Musina for processing.
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Zimbabweans seek urgent repatriation in Cape Town as anti-immigrant deadline looms

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By Shakirah Thebus Verified, wang lei
| The Star (Malaysia) Verified
CAPE TOWN, June 27 (Xinhua) -- More than 500 Zimbabweans have gathered outside their country's consulate in Cape Town seeking government-assisted repatriation, as fears grow over anti-immigrant demonstrations planned for June 30 that have prompted many foreign nationals to seek to leave South Africa.
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Anti-migrant violence leaves even South Africans living in fear

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By Shakirah Thebus Verified
| Modern Ghana Verified
The charred remains of torched homes scarred a crowded settlement of shacks where South Africa's anti-migrant tensions exploded into violence, leaving two Mozambicans dead and hundreds fleeing for their lives. Other homes attacked in last weekend's rampage in an informal area of the southern coastal town of Mossel Bay stood in ruins, already looted, or were being dismantled by locals planning to take them over.
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