The Ministry of Foreign Affairs says it has received over 200 distress calls from Malawians who are in South Africa and are requesting repatriation following a fresh wave of xenophobic violence in the country.
The latest tensions, reported mainly in Johannesburg, Durban and Pretoria, have seen foreign nationals being subjected to attacks, killings, intimidation and harassment.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson Charles Nkhalamba told The Daily Times that the government was closely monitoring the situation through Malawi’s High Commission in Pretoria and its Consulate in Johannesburg.
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