The Marabastad Home Affairs office is one of five offices in the country that deals with refugees.
Foreign nationals queuing outside the Home Affairs offices in Marabastad in Pretoria say they are devastated by an incident on Tuesday in which one person died in a stampede. More than 20 people injured.
The Marabastad Home Affairs office is one of five offices in the country that deals with refugees and asylum seekers. Each day is designated for different nationals. “Newcomers are disturbed and beaten like nobody’s business. They are doing business on them. Please our government, Africa Union, all the governments you must be concerned and see what that they are abusing our nation,” a refugee said.
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