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South Africa races to ease growing tensions ahead of planned anti-immigration marches

More than 15,000 Malawian nationals have already been processed to leave the country, with thousands more waiting in temporary camps as authorities work to repatriate foreign nationals before an unofficial June 30 deadline set by citizen-led groups.

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00:00More than 15,000 Malawian nationals have already been processed to leave South Africa
00:05with thousands more waiting in temporary camps as authorities work to repatriate foreign nationals
00:11before an unofficial June 30th deadline set by citizen-led groups.
00:16The planned nationwide marches have sparked fears of renewed xenophobic violence
00:21following weeks of unrest that have already left several people dead.
00:24Countries including Malawi, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya and the Democratic Republic of Congo
00:33are helping their citizens return home voluntarily.
00:36At the beach-breach border crossing alone, over 8,200 foreign nationals were repatriated in less than two weeks
00:45including 6,700 Malawians.
00:48South African officials have condemned vigilante-style actions
00:52warning that civilians cannot enforce immigration laws.
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