De ce peste 178.000 de imigranți au fugit brusc sau au fost deportați din Africa de Sud

Over 178,000 African migrants have left South Africa recently due to strict immigration measures and anti-immigration protests. This exodus is one of the largest in recent years, with significant returns to countries like Zimbabwe and Malawi. Many migrants were either deported or accepted repatriation offers. Concerns have been raised about the impact on children and healthcare access, particularly for those needing HIV treatment. The South African government continues to enforce strict immigration policies, while tensions with other African nations rise over allegations of xenophobia.