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GroundUp BETWEEN the N1 and the Musina Refugee Reception office is an open space dotted with trees. One of these is a small baobab. This is home for Dickson Bwititi. He sleeps here on blankets. Bwititi, like several people trying to survive on the streets of Musina, told GroundUp that bylaws and municipal police enforcing them make their lives even more difficult. The municipality says there are shelters and they should go there. Bwititi is 18-years-old and from Rusape in Zimbabwe. He looks frail and dejected. He dropped out of school in grade six after his mother died. He had no siblings and his father remarried. The new family called him “all sorts of words” he says.

South africaZimbabwe generalWilson dzebuDebra ramunenyiwaDickson bwititiLoveness moyoDepartment of social developmentSpread thisMusina refugee receptionWith us as orphansSocial developmentதுறை ஆஃப் சமூக வளர்ச்சிபரவுதல் இதுசமூக வளர்ச்சி