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IOM Facilitates Return Home for Growing Trend of Irregular Migration between Malawi and Zimbabwe

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07/16/21
PRETORIA - Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in Southern Africa last March 2020, trends of irregular migration toward South Africa increased, due to the various socio-economic effects of the pandemic on many households.
The International Organization for Migration, through support from various partners such as the European Union-funded Southern African Migration Management (SAMM) project, Irish Government, The United Kingdom’s Foreign, and the Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), helped 397 stranded Malawian’s migrants to return home from Zimbabwe.
Between March and July 2021, IOM assisted 273 Malawian migrants with voluntary return assistance to their country of origin, in incremented groups, many of whom were stranded at the Beitbridge border point of entry, while attempting to reach South Africa. “The increasing number of stranded Malawian migrants in Zimbabwe en-route to South Africa depicts the current dynamics of human m ....

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IOM Facilitates Return Home for Growing Trend of Irregular Migration between Malawi and Zimbabwe - Malawi

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PRETORIA - Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in Southern Africa last March 2020, trends of irregular migration toward South Africa increased, due to the various socio-economic effects of the pandemic on many households.
The International Organization for Migration, through support from various partners such as the European Union-funded Southern African Migration Management (SAMM) project, Irish Government, The United Kingdom’s Foreign, and the Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), helped 397 stranded Malawian’s migrants to return home from Zimbabwe.
Between March and July 2021, IOM assisted 273 Malawian migrants with voluntary return assistance to their country of origin, in incremented groups, many of whom were stranded at the Beitbridge border point of entry, while attempting to reach South Africa. “The increasing number of stranded Malawian ....

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More than 200,000 Zimbabwean migrant workers returned home because of pandemic

More than 200,000 Zimbabwean migrant workers returned home because of pandemic
23 April 2021 - 07:00 By Sharon Mazingaizo
Financial challenges, hunger and loss of accommodation are just some of the factors that have forced many ZImbabweans to return home during the Covid-19 pandemic. Stock photo.
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More than 200,000 Zimbabweans have returned home over the past year because of economic fallout from Covid-19 in countries where they had been working, according to the International Organisation for Migration (IOM).
IOM Zimbabwe chief of mission Mario Lito Malanca said that the number of returnees exceeded expectations, highlighting the huge socio-economic affect the virus has had across the regions, requiring a refocus on long-term solutions. ....

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Over 200,000 Zimbabweans return home during past year - IOM

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More than 200,000 Zimbabweans have returned home since early 2020 as the economic fallout from COVID-19 took a toll on countries where they have been working, the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) announced on Tuesday.
IOM Zimbabwe chief of mission Mario Lito Malanca said the number of returnees exceeded expectations, highlighting the urgent need for long-term solutions for regions that have suffered massive socio-economic impact from the virus.
Without these measures, we will see many returnees falling deeper into crisis, resorting to negative coping mechanisms, and possibly being forced to migrate once again through irregular means, Malanca said in a statement. ....

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COVID-19 Pandemic Forces 200,000 Devastated Zimbabweans to Return Home

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More than 200,000 Zimbabweans have returned home over the past year due to the economic fallout from COVID-19 in countries where they had been working, according to the International Organization for Migration (IOM).
In a statement posted on its website, IOM Zimbabwe Chief of Mission, Mario Lito Malanca, said the number of returns exceeded expectations, highlighting the massive socio-economic impact the virus has had across the regions, requiring a refocus on long-term solutions.
“Without these measures, we will see many returnees falling deeper into crisis, resorting to negative coping mechanisms, and possibly being forced to migrate once again through irregular means,” he said. ....

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