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‘I don’t know the language’ – SA-born children face uncertain future

By ENCA MUSINA: Children born in South Africa to undocumented migrant parents face an uncertain future. Teen siblings Lorraine and
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Xenophobia’s silver lining as Zimbabwe tourism gains

By The Citizen South Africa’s loss is Zimbabwe’s gain as far as the latter country’s burgeoning tourism and hospitality sector
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Thousands more foreign nationals head for South Africa’s borders

By AFP Several thousands more foreign nationals clamoured to leave South Africa Friday, many of them gathered near the Zimbabwe
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Founded by US-based Lesley Goldwasser Zara’s Centre is shaping futures in Bulawayo

By lasentinel.net Zara’s Center is on a mission to broaden the vision and deepen the skillsets of the children of
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US: Popular Fort Collins musicians play benefit concert for Zimbabwean art

By eu.coloradoan.com Story Summary The concert supported Clinton Johnson’s Zimbabwe House of Stone, which sells sculptures to aid people in
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WORLD CUP: Return of Australia based Prior gives Zimbabwe an edge against Tonga

By Agencies Ian Prior is back at fly-half for Zimbabwe as the Sables open their World Rugby Nations Cup campaign against
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TANZANIA: Zimbabwe striker Prince Dube bids emotional farewell to Yanga

By Agencies Zimbabwe international striker Prince Dube has completed a two-year contract with newly promoted Zimbabwe Premier Soccer League side
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Bus crash in South Africa’s Western Cape leaves 16 dead and 20 injured

By Associated Press JOHANNESBURG: At least 16 people have been killed and 20 others injured when a bus transporting passengers
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Nigerian migrants returning from South Africa face the same economic issues they left behind

By Associated News LAGOS: When the flight carrying hundreds of Nigerians fleeing South Africa landed in Lagos last week, the first
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Zimbabweans face 5-year re-entry ban following SA repatriation

By Agencies SOUTH AFRICA: Foreign nationals who voluntarily agreed to be repatriated from Cape Town to the Beitbridge border have
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