eThekwini Mayor Confirms Only One Undocumented Migrant Among 300 Foreign Nationals
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- •The eThekwini mayor confirmed on May 21 that only one foreign national out of nearly 300 was undocumented.
- •Protests occurred at the Daikona Refugee Centre on May 21, focusing on undocumented migrants.
- •Foreign nationals from the Daikona Refugee Centre were relocated to the Home Affairs office for identity verification on May 21.
- •The verification process was conducted to address community concerns about undocumented migration in eThekwini.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Home Affairs completes verification confirming most migrants are documented local tensions may ease, improving community relations and reducing pressure on local authorities in eThekwini.
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AFRICAIOL (South Africa)Tensions rise at Daikona Refugee Centre amid protests against undocumented migrantsAFRICAIOL (South Africa)Diakonia Centre update: Foreigners moved to Home Affairs office for verificationAFRICANews24 (South Africa)News24 | UPDATE | Only 1 of nearly 300 foreign nationals found undocumented, says eThekwini mayor