LATEST: Xenophobia victims departure delayed

Some of the Zimbabweans who were repatriated from South Africa arrive at Beitbridge Border post last night.-(Picture by John Manzongo)
Some of the Zimbabweans who were repatriated from South Africa arrive at Beitbridge Border post last night.-(Picture by John Manzongo)

From Innocent Ruwende in Beitbridge
The first batch of Zimbabweans fleeing xenophobic attacks in South Africa which arrived at Beitbridge Border Post last night have been delayed amid reports that the haulage truck carrying their goods is yet to arrive.

Government officials have been making frantic efforts to locate the truck which is delaying the victims’ departure to their respective destinations.

Meanwhile, 15 victims disappeared in Musina where they reportedly claimed feeling safe because there were no xenophobic attacks reported.

More to follow…

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