Tsegaye Summu, 28, travelled with others in September last year. In Zvishavane, 180 kilometres northeast of Beitbridge, a Toyota minibus they had hired was involved in an accident. The other passengers escaped unhurt and had to look for alternative transport to proceed with their journey. They left Summu by the roadside unconscious.
State prosecutor Dorcas Maphosa said upon questioning by the police, Summu said he was in transit to South Africa to seek a better life when tragedy struck. However, the state couldn't establish on which date and through which port of entry Summu entered the country.Human Rights Watch criticises SA, Eswatini and Zimbabwe governments in latest report
Migration for Development and Equality , a think tank on migration and inequality in the context of the Global South, says"South-South" migration from Ethiopia was primarily to Kenya, but South Africa is now the most preferred destination for Ethiopians.
CdeLENIN These headlines are just made to sow divisiveness... Is it normal to cover road accidents happening in Zimbabwe?
CdeLENIN How bad must those countries be for people to leave them to come to South Africa, of all places? We are fast heading down the toilet with the anc wrecking ball at the helm.