The repatriation site in Epping, Cape Town, has officially closed
The repatriation site in Epping, Cape Town, has officially been closed. Zimbabweans are demanding accountability after luggage meant to be transported to Musina was discarded at the Refugee Centre. More than 30 buses carrying foreign nationals seeking voluntary repatriation have departed from Cape Town this past week. SABC News reporter, Hasina Gori reports from Cape Town, in the Western Cape. For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
▶︎
"My future is broken" undocumented migrant speaks out
▶︎
Labour law expert clarifies rules on employing undocumented people
▶︎
Iindaba Zethu | 05 July 2026 #iindabazethu
▶︎
Ronald Lamola: Illegal immigrants | Xenophobia | March and March | Phala Phala Judgement | Israel
▶︎
About 600 migrants hoping to be repatriated from Epping
▶︎
June 30 Demonstrations | Landlords frustrated as illegal migrants leave SA
▶︎
'They took everything’ - Looting in Durban township
▶︎
Building Hijacking Crackdown, Spaza Shop Battle & Immigration Enforcement | Part 11 l July 5, 2026
▶︎
EVACUATED NIGERIANS RETURN FROM S. AFRICA
▶︎
Inside Durban July 2026 | Country Allure, Celebrities & Unforgettable Moments
▶︎
Undocumented migrants stranded in KZN - Jayed Paulse shares more
▶︎
Hundreds of illegal migrants stranded in Cape Town
▶︎
30 JUNE AFTERMATH | Home Affairs Intensifies Factory Raids as Marches Continue | Part 10 July5, 2026
▶︎
Aarto rollout begins
▶︎
Lt-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi | Mkhwanazi infiltration allegations mark one year
▶︎
Large-scale repatriation operations in Musina highly successful, says Home Affairs
▶︎
South Africa, the hunt for immigrants: thousands in the streets demanding deportations
▶︎
Home Affairs steps up repatriation efforts in Musina
▶︎
Nigerians Gather At High Commission In South Africa, Decry Repatriation Delays
▶︎