Thousands of migrants queue for repatriation in South African camps

In South Africa, over 15,000 Malawian migrants are lining up in overcrowded camps in Durban for repatriation as the country enforces stricter migration policies. This move comes amid growing pressure on regional governments to manage the influx of migrants and ensure compliance with local laws. The situation highlights broader challenges in migration management across Africa and underscores the need for cooperative regional policies to address these issues effectively.