South Africa: Mass Deportation of Illegal Zimbos Looms
The Public Service ministry is finalising the renovations of the Beitbridge and Plumtree reception and support centres.
South Africa: Mass Deportation of Illegal Zimbos Looms
There is a looming mass deportation of illegal Zimbabweans from South Africa.
Public Service deputy minister Mercy Dinha told Parliament: “The government of Zimbabwe, working with the International Organisation for Migration, laid a foundation for the receipt of migrants in anticipation of the return of Zimbabwe Exemption Permit non-holders from South Africa.
“In that regard, there are inter-ministerial committees in place that will be activated to attend to any anticipated return of citizens. My ministry is finalising the renovations of the Beitbridge and Plumtree reception and support centres, respectively, where returnees will be admitted and then reintegrated into the communities where they came from.
“Our capability to handle any number of our returning citizens cannot be doubted as evidenced by our acquittal during the COVID-19 pandemic, where hundreds of thousands of returning citizens were successfully received and reintegrated into the country.”
South Africa: Mass Deportation of Illegal Zimbos Looms
Meanwhile, a Bulawayo man secretly installed a tracker on his wife’s phone and busted her in a shower with her lover at a local lodge.
“Upon arrival at the lodge, he just barged into their room and caught the pair naked in the shower. He then subjected the pair to a barrage of blows and kicks. In the next scene, the man violently attacks his naked wife, dragging her across the hallway by pulling her hair. During the ensuing chaos, the boyfriend fled the room, stark naked, clutching his clothes,” a source from the lodge said.
Normalcy only returned when security guards intervened to restrain the man and prevent him from further assaulting his wife. The man reportedly phoned the wife’s relatives, who arrived and took the woman home.
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The source said the dramatic incident also affected other couples who had booked rooms at the lodge to escape the cold temperatures that had been plaguing the city on the day in question.
