Govt to bring back 113 Malawians stranded in South Africa over xeno attacks

Government says it is working with the International Organisation for Migration to bring back home 113 Malawians who are in deplorable camps after running away from xenophobic attacks in South Africa.

Shumba : We will bring back the victims

At least 12 people have been killed in the new xenophobic attacks in South Africa, two of them foreigners but non Malawian.

Rejoice Chaponda Shumba, spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation said the government was working on logistics to bring back the displaced Malawians.

Nigeria already airlifted 180 of its citizens from South Africa a week ago over the xenophobic attacks.

Meanwhile, the government of the Republic of South Africa says a team of special envoys appointed by president Cyril Ramaphosa have begun a tour of some African countries to deliver messages of solidarity to heads of state and governments over the xenophobic attacks.

The team will not come to Malawi to meet president Peter Mutharika or any government official on the issue and no reasons have been given for this.

The team will instead visit Nigeria, Niger, Ghana, Senegal, Tanzania, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Zambia.

“The special envoys will brief governments in the identified African countries about the steps that the South African government is taking to bring a stop to the attacks and to hold the perpetrators to account,” presidential spokesperson Khusela Diko.

Diko says South Africa is committed to the ideals of pan-African unity and solidarity as well as well commitment to the rule of law.

 

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Karim Mbava ya Chimwenye

Rejoice, will you marry me?

President Mkango Lion Manthakanjenjemereza
President Mkango Lion Manthakanjenjemereza
4 years ago

We dont need the hypocritical team

#NextPresident
4 years ago

Kodi aMalawi chinachilichonse chizikupangani affect, ndi inu nomwe muli affected ndi xenophobia?? how come? i did not hear that Malawians were affected. which xenophobia are you talking about.
Mwasowa zochita

Innoxy Charles
Innoxy Charles
4 years ago
Reply to  #NextPresident

Iwe ndiye mbuzi enieni iwe, uli ndi m’bale wako ku south africa koma nkhandwe iwe???

Mr Sekhuru
Mr Sekhuru
4 years ago
Reply to  #NextPresident

They have to be specified. Which site does these Malawians are affected. Chifukwatu enafe sitinanvepo kuti mMalawi wapunthidwa. Angofuna ma allowance alowe mma account mwao

Like it or hate
Like it or hate
4 years ago

They only discuss with presidents who won elections, full stop. Mbeki report angered the South African president and they can’t come. Like it or hate it.

Innoxy Charles
Innoxy Charles
4 years ago

Kkkkkkkk!! awuzeni…..

Scar
Scar
4 years ago

Shame! I think its all about Economic reasons here… They don’t see any positive impact of Malawi to their economy.. Countries like Nigeria , Zambia and Congo… They have huge impact as far as Trade is concerned.. Wake up Malawi build your own Empire ….

Njolo mpilu
Njolo mpilu
4 years ago

mulibe ma plan. nigeria inatulutsa kale ao. ife tidikile pitala abwere ku Zim then apite ku UN abwereko then yu take action.
typical

KALIATI HUMPHREY
4 years ago

THE TEAM CAN’T COME TO MALAWI WHY ?( TIPPEX ) We shouldn’t be surprised —-

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