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‘Leave or return in a coffin’: The threat driving migrants out of South Africa

Migrants in South Africa are leaving their homes following public threats and an ultimatum targeting foreign nationals.

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Tensions are rising across South Africa as an anti-migrant deadline approaches. Reports indicate that foreign nationals are departing from markets and communities, in some cases separating from their families to comply with the ultimatum.

Coverage from outlets including Al Jazeera, Reuters, BBC, Bloomberg, Financial Times, CNN, and Yahoo News UK highlights the atmosphere of fear in Johannesburg and elsewhere. Authorities have been placed on high alert, and President Cyril Ramaphosa has publicly called for protesters to maintain peace.

Future updates will depend on the stability of major markets and the response from law enforcement during the scheduled protests. The extent of the migration and the official government reaction remain central focuses for observers.

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What is the nature of the anti-migrant deadline?

It is an ultimatum directing migrants to leave the country under the threat of violence.

How has the government responded?

President Cyril Ramaphosa has issued warnings for protesters to march peacefully, while police have been placed on high alert.

Where is the impact most visible?

Coverage identifies Johannesburg markets as sites of significant fear and reported departures.

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