74 Zimbabweans flee xenophobia in Mossel Bay in bus laid on by home country

Author: Lenin NdebelePublished on: June 9, 2026Country: South Africa

Crime & Law

74 Zimbabweans flee xenophobia in Mossel Bay in bus laid on by home country

Seventy-four Zimbabwean nationals left Mossel Bay, South Africa, on a bus provided by Zimbabwe, fleeing xenophobic violence. The initiative was organized by Zimbabwean authorities to repatriate their citizens. The events took place in June 2026.

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