From chef to refugee: Nobuhle's story lays bare the human cost of anti-migrant violence
Among them is 46-year-old Freedom Matemavi*, a Zimbabwean who said he had lived in South Africa since 2009.
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Despite holding a valid passport and work permit, he said he was forced to leave the country after his health deteriorated because he had allegedly lost access to his antiretroviral (ARV) medication. For Nobuhle*, everything she had built over the years disappeared in a single moment.
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Despite holding a valid passport and work permit, he said he was forced to leave the country after his health deteriorated because he had allegedly lost access to his antiretroviral (ARV) medication.
according to IOL (Independent Online)For Nobuhle*, everything she had built over the years disappeared in a single moment.
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