South Africa Denies Targeting Namibians Amidst Deportation Concerns
Ongudu oyo i li ominge novadjaindjai moSouth Africa oya ti itai kongo Ovanamibia, nande koshilongo oko okwa lopotwa omaponokelo outondwe taa ningilwa ovadjaindjai. Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma omukokoli wongudu yedina March and March moSouth Africa oyo tai kongo mo ovanhu ovo ve ya moshilongo shihe li paveta, okwa ti Ovanamibia ovo ve li moSouth Africa “ovakwashiwana va fimaneka eeveta”. Eshi kwa li ta popi noThe Namibian Etivali, Ngobese-Zuma okwa ti ehangano laye kali “na oupyakadi
An organization in South Africa, March and March, has denied targeting Namibians, stating that they are "respected citizens" who abide by the law. This statement comes amidst reports of alleged mistreatment and deportation concerns. The organization claims that Nigerian migrants pose a greater challenge due to illegal entry and business activities. They assert that their actions are not aimed at harming foreigners but are focused on enforcing legal regulations.
Statements from organizations involved in immigration and deportation issues are crucial for understanding the complexities of migration policies and inter-community relations.
📌 Kaynak
Bu haber XML kaynağından derlenmiştir. Tamamı için orijinal habere gidin.
Orijinal haberi oku →