Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa appeals to the private sector and other well-wishers for additional funding to support the country’s repatriation programme for citizens stranded in South Africa. The appeal is made as Zimbabwe continues to struggle to bring home its nationals amid ongoing disruption there. According to the reports, hundreds of Zimbabweans are still trying to leave South Africa after weeks marked by anti-immigrant protests. The coverage links the situation to reported harassment and attacks targeting foreign nationals, which has contributed to people seeking repatriation and departure assistance. Mnangagwa’s request focuses on securing more financial support to sustain the ongoing efforts and manage the costs associated with returning citizens. The reports do not provide specific figures for the number of people already repatriated or the total funding required, but they describe the programme as active and under strain. The appeal highlights the role of external contributions in continuing the process of returning Zimbabwean citizens from South Africa.