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Up to 150 Malawian nationals returned home after leaving South Africa’s Western Cape under a government-led voluntary repatriation program. The group arrived at Kamuzu Stadium in Blantyre after traveling by bus through Zimbabwe and Mozambique, with delays pushing their arrival late into the night.
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