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MIRGRANTS GOT ANGRY AS SOUTH AFRICAN ATTACK THEM THEY RESPONDED SCARED SOUTH AFRICA
We’re sleeping here on the ground... No food, no bath, and they're still coming to mock us.” Displaced Malawians in South Africa say they feel intimidated after security vehicles moved near their temporary camp as authorities continue repatriation efforts.
Large crowds have gathered at a hall in Durban where Malawian nationals are currently staying after members of Operation Dudula arrived there.
Police are on the ground trying to control the situation, while aid workers have called for calm among those present.
Operation Dudula members arriving at Sherwood Hall in Durban, where thousands of Malawian nationals have sheltered after fleeing anti-immigrant threats, leading to large crowds and police efforts to prevent clashes.
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MIRGRANTS GOT ANGRY AS SOUTH AFRICAN ATTACK THEM THEY RESPONDED SCARED SOUTH AFRICA
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