Officials at a repatriation site in Durban are struggling to manage increasing numbers of new arrivals at the Durban Drive-in facility. Multiple reports indicate that the site remains overwhelmed as additional undocumented Malawian nationals continue to arrive, complicating efforts to process people and maintain order. The repatriation programme involves handling undocumented foreign nationals for return to their country of origin. As the flow of arrivals continues, officials face pressure on capacity and logistics at the site, including coordinating procedures for intake and departure. The reports describe ongoing challenges rather than a temporary spike, suggesting that demand for processing has outpaced the site’s ability to manage arrivals. Authorities are therefore focused on managing the continuing influx while carrying out repatriation steps for those already present. The coverage frames the situation as an operational strain linked to the steady arrival of more people, rather than providing details on numbers, timelines, or specific policy changes.