KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thami Ntuli questions whether foreign governments and international agencies are doing enough to support refugees who remain camped outside the Department of Home Affairs in Durban. He raises concerns about ongoing tensions in the area involving people linked to March and March supporters.
Ntuli’s remarks centre on the pace and level of assistance provided from outside South Africa, including through the UNHCR. The situation continues as refugees maintain their camp outside Home Affairs, and the unrest in the camp’s vicinity remains a focus for local authorities and those monitoring conditions.
Across the coverage, the emphasis is on the same core points: the refugees’ continued stay outside Home Affairs in Durban, the role of the UNHCR and foreign governments in providing support, and the presence of local tensions involving different groups associated with March. The outlets largely frame Ntuli’s comments as a call for increased international and humanitarian engagement while the standoff persists.
