CHASED OUT: Thousands of Zimbabwean children forced to quit schools in SA amid xenophobic unrest
Anti-migrant unrest in South Africa is forcing thousands of Zimbabwean families to flee, abruptly disrupting their children’s education. Uprooted mid-year, these learners face severe academic setbacks and psychological distress as they p…
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