Zimbabwe’s Treasury releases US$4.8 million to support Zimbabweans returning home from South Africa amid xenophobic attacks. Both outlets report that the government announces the funding following violence that forces thousands of people to abandon livelihoods and seek safety by travelling back to Zimbabwe. The funds are intended to help facilitate the safe return of affected citizens and support their reintegration into their communities once they arrive. One report attributes the announcement to Finance Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube, who says the money will be used to support affected households as they resettle. The reports do not provide additional details on the application process, the number of beneficiaries, timelines for disbursement, or the specific implementing agencies. Overall, the coverage focuses on the government’s financial assistance in response to displacement linked to xenophobic attacks in South Africa and highlights reintegration as a key part of the stated purpose of the funds.