@dw.africa: More than 1,000 Nigerians now want to leave South Africa, and the reason is raising alarm across Africa. In an exclusive interview with DW, Nigeria's Foreign Ministry says 1,092 citizens have already registered for voluntary repatriation as concerns grow over anti-immigrant protests in parts of South Africa. Nigerian officials point to recent demonstrations by groups such as Operation Dudula and March and March, which they say have created fear among foreign communities. Screening for those who want to return home has already begun. The development comes as reports of threats, intimidation, and pressure on foreign nationals continue to dominate headlines, raising fresh questions about whether South Africa is becoming a more difficult place for migrants trying to build a life and livelihood. #dwafricasocialmedia #nigeriantiktok🇳🇬 #abuja #southafrica #ghanatiktok🇬🇭

Gabby :

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Nela Seekoei :

what is the screening for ?

Lymora🌿 :

Thank you very much

speakingit :

Viva Jacinta! You will go down in history as the most powerful woman of our times. So proud of you. Even Ramaphosa is shaking. He may act as though he has things under control. He knows what is coming is bigger than 1976 and the 1984/5 uprising.

MARUMO @015🇿🇦 :

Zandile Lephalala :

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Nkululeko-Stene :

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Berry Bee Molefe🇿🇦 :

Thank you

DJ Lebitsi-Krisis Krest 🇿🇦 :

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