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South Africa protests prompt 15,000 returns to Malawi
Thousands marched in South Africa on June 30 calling for the removal of undocumented foreign nationals. The demonstrations are part of a weeks-long campaign that has led to four deaths and the return of 15,000 people to Malawi.
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Thousands of people marched across South Africa on June 30 to demand the departure of undocumented foreign nationals. The protests form part of a weeks-long campaign that has sent thousands fleeing and resulted in four deaths. In Malawi, 15,000 people have returned home after fleeing the violence.
Protesters have linked the presence of migrants to unemployment and crime. President Cyril Ramaphosa and human rights groups have challenged those links. The demonstrations continued amid the ongoing returns.
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