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South Africa Deports More Than 53,000 Foreign Nationals in Migration Crackdown South Africa has deported and repatriated more than 53,000 foreign nationals as the government continues a major campaign against undocumented migration. The action comes after weeks of protests calling for stronger border controls and the removal of people living in the country without legal documents. The government said most of those affected came from Malawi, Zimbabwe, and Mozambique. Officials expect the number to increase as immigration operations continue across the country. Anti Immigration Protests Increase Pressure on Government The crackdown follows growing anger among some South African communities over undocumented migration. Protesters have accused foreign nationals of worsening unemployment, increasing crime, and putting pressure on public services. Several demonstrations have taken place across the country, with activists demanding stricter immigration policies. Some groups have also called for regular protests until the government takes stronger action. However, international organisations have warned against blaming migrants for South Africa’s economic problems. The United Nations has urged authorities and citizens to avoid using migrants as scapegoats for challenges such as poverty and unemployment. Government Confirms Deportation Numbers South Africa’s Justice and Constitutional Development Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi said authorities had processed 53,499 foreign nationals for deportation and repatriation. She explained that the majority were Malawian citizens, followed by Zimbabweans and Mozambicans. According to the minister, the operation has also helped police identify people wanted for alleged criminal offences. Kubayi said the government wants to create an organised migration system that respects both national laws and human rights. She added that immigration officials will continue enforcing the country’s rules but warned protesters against carrying out illegal searches of homes and businesses. Foreign Nationals Leave Amid Rising Tensions The protests have created fear among some migrant communities. Reports suggest that many foreign nationals have left South Africa because of threats, intimidation, and concerns about possible violence. Countries including Ghana, Nigeria, Uganda, and Kenya have helped some citizens return home through organised flights. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has recognised public concerns about immigration but has strongly condemned attacks against migrants. He urged citizens to allow law enforcement agencies to handle immigration issues instead of taking matters into their own hands. South Africa Faces Migration Challenges South Africa remains one of Africa’s strongest economies and continues to attract migrants searching for jobs and better living conditions. Many foreign nationals enter the country legally, while others cross borders without proper documents. The government says it will continue managing migration while balancing public concerns with the rights and dignity of all people living in South Africa.
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South Africa Deports More Than 53,000 Foreign Nationals in Migration Crackdown

South Africa has deported and repatriated more than 53,000 foreign nationals as the government continues a major campaign against undocumented migration. The action comes after weeks of protests calling for…

Sudan RSF Chief Hemedti Sentenced to Death Over War Crimes A Sudanese court has sentenced Rapid Support Forces leader Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, widely known as Hemedti, to death over alleged war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide linked to violence in West Darfur. The court in Port Sudan convicted Hemedti and 15 other senior RSF members. The verdict also included his brother and RSF deputy leader Abdelrahim Hamdan Dagalo, another brother Al Qoni Hamdan Dagalo, and West Darfur commander Abdul Rahman Juma Barkallah. The court delivered the ruling while all defendants remained absent. Their current locations remain unknown. Court Accuses RSF Leaders of West Darfur Atrocities The trial focused on attacks in el Geneina, the capital of West Darfur, during 2023. Prosecutors accused RSF forces and allied groups of carrying out deadly attacks against civilians. The court said the defendants organized attacks that caused widespread destruction, property theft, and damage to schools, religious sites, homes and civilian areas. The judges also ordered the confiscation of RSF assets. They asked authorities to request Interpol Red Notices to help arrest and extradite those convicted. RSF Rejects War Crimes Allegations The RSF has not responded to the latest court decision. However, the group has previously denied accusations of war crimes during the conflict. The ruling marks the first major judicial conviction against RSF leadership since Sudan’s civil war began in April 2023. Despite the verdict, its practical impact remains uncertain because the RSF still controls large areas in western Sudan and its leaders remain outside army control. International Groups Report Serious Human Rights Abuses United Nations investigators and human rights organisations have accused the RSF and allied Arab militias of targeting the Masalit community and other non Arab groups in Darfur. A recent investigation by international authorities found evidence connecting RSF leaders to serious violations during the conflict. Human Rights Watch reported that violence around el Geneina between April and November 2023 killed thousands of people and forced hundreds of thousands to leave their homes. The organisation said the attacks included war crimes and crimes against humanity linked to an ethnic cleansing campaign. Sudan Civil War Causes Humanitarian Crisis Sudan entered a devastating civil war in April 2023 after a power struggle between army chief General Abdel Fattah al Burhan and RSF leader Hemedti. Both the Sudanese army and RSF have faced accusations of attacking civilians and damaging important facilities, including hospitals and other essential services. The conflict has killed more than 150,000 people and forced around 12 million others to flee their homes. Aid agencies warn that nearly 28 million people are facing severe hunger because of the ongoing crisis. The death sentence against Hemedti represents a major legal challenge for the RSF leadership, but the conflict continues to shape Sudan’s future as fighting remains active across several regions.
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Sudan RSF Chief Hemedti Sentenced to Death Over War Crimes

A Sudanese court has sentenced Rapid Support Forces leader Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, widely known as Hemedti, to death over alleged war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide linked to violence…

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Triple Murder Suspect Ndodana Tshuma Appears in South Africa Court

A man accused of killing his wife and two daughters in Bedfordshire has appeared in a South African court after UK authorities started an extradition process. Ndodana Mkhanyisi Tshuma, 45,…

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Ann Widdecombe Death Investigation Leads to Counter Terrorism Probe After New Evidence

Counter terrorism police have taken control of the investigation into the death of former Conservative minister Ann Widdecombe after officers received new information and evidence. A 28 year old white…

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Charlie Kirk Murder Case: Prosecutors Present Evidence Against Tyler Robinson

Prosecutors say they have presented strong evidence against Tyler Robinson, the 23 year old accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University. During a preliminary hearing, officials…

Trump Air Force One report reveals security concerns as New York Times journalists face subpoenas over alleged classified information leaks.
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Trump Air Force One Report: Journalists Face Subpoenas Over Security Coverage

Several journalists from The New York Times have been ordered to testify before a federal grand jury after reporting alleged security concerns involving President Donald Trump’s new Air Force One…

US Democrat Ro Khanna Says He Was Detained by Armed Israeli Settlers in West Bank Ro Khanna’s West Bank Visit Turns Into Detention Incident US Congressman Ro Khanna said he was detained for around 90 minutes by armed Israeli settlers during a visit to the occupied West Bank. Khanna said the incident happened on Wednesday while he was travelling with his team near Turmus Ayya, close to Ramallah. According to his statement, several settlers carrying M4 rifles surrounded their vehicle and blocked their movement. The congressman said the situation continued even after Israeli forces arrived. He claimed that the soldiers supported the settlers instead of helping his group leave the area. Khanna Describes Encounter With Armed Settlers In a statement shared on social media, Khanna said he was visiting the ruins of Khirbet Zanuta as part of a fact finding trip. He wanted to examine the effects of Israeli occupation and the impact on Palestinian communities. Khanna said the area had suffered major damage, including the destruction of a village school. He claimed that armed settlers arrived and stopped their vehicle while they were inspecting the location. During the detention, Khanna’s team contacted the US Embassy in Jerusalem for assistance. He said they were released later after police officers arrived and helped end the situation. Israeli Military Responds to Claims The Israeli military said troops and police officers responded after receiving reports that settlers had blocked vehicles in the area. According to the military, officers arrived at the scene, separated the Israeli civilians, and allowed the vehicles to continue their journey. The military has not accepted Khanna’s description of the incident and said its forces acted to resolve the situation. Background of West Bank Settlements Israel has established around 160 settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem, where approximately 700,000 Jewish settlers live. Palestinians consider these areas part of a future independent state. Around 3.3 million Palestinians also live in the West Bank alongside these settlements. Many countries and international organizations consider Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank illegal under international law, while Israel disputes this position. Political Future of Ro Khanna Ro Khanna, a Democratic member of the US House of Representatives, has gained attention for his views on foreign policy issues. He is also considered a possible candidate for the 2028 US presidential race. The incident during his West Bank visit has added further attention to discussions about Israeli settler activity, Palestinian communities, and US involvement in the region.
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US Democrat Ro Khanna Says He Was Detained by Armed Israeli Settlers in West Bank

Ro Khanna’s West Bank Visit US Congressman Ro Khanna said he was detained for around 90 minutes by armed Israeli settlers during a visit to the occupied West Bank. Khanna…

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Toronto Salsa Festival Shooting Leaves Two Dead, Six Injured as Police Investigate Gunfire

A shooting at a salsa festival on St Clair Avenue in Toronto has left two people dead and several others injured. Police responded to reports of an active shooter at…

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US Iran Conflict Escalates as Strait of Hormuz Faces New Tensions

Tensions between the United States and Iran have increased after both sides launched new military actions. The US says the Strait of Hormuz remains open, while Iran claims it has…

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