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About 100 Zimbabweans are illegally crossing into South Africa daily in search of jobs despite intensified police patrols along the Limpopo River and the dangers of drowning, possible arrests and deportations. A visa to South Africa is free but prospective visitors to that country are supposed to produce 1 000 rand which is equivalent to about $16 million and that money is converted to traveller’s cheques to ensure they do not get stranded there.
Zimbabwe News Update: 100s Of Zimbabweans illegally enter SA daily… Tweet
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