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| A man grimaces in pain after being shot with a rubber bullet in the Durban city centre because of a standoff between foreign shop owners and locals in Durban on 14 April 2015. Picture: Vumani Mkhize/EWN. |
Over 1,500 Zimbabweans are expected to pass the Beitbridge Border Post this afternoon [Sunday, 19 April] following xenophobic violence in South Africa.
The Zimbabwean nationals indicated to President Jacob Zuma yesterday that they wish to return home in the wake of the attacks on foreigners in and around KwaZulu-Natal and Johannesburg this past week.
Two Zimbabweans died in those clashes.
Zimbabwe's Civil Protection Unit says it's made arrangements to facilitate the arrival and ferrying of people from Beitbridge to their respective places.
WATCH: Xenophobic Attacks: Running battles continue
The Zimbabwean nationals indicated to President Jacob Zuma yesterday that they wish to return home in the wake of the attacks on foreigners in and around KwaZulu-Natal and Johannesburg this past week.
Two Zimbabweans died in those clashes.
Zimbabwe's Civil Protection Unit says it's made arrangements to facilitate the arrival and ferrying of people from Beitbridge to their respective places.
WATCH: Xenophobic Attacks: Running battles continue
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