Immigration

MANCHESTER, UK - A Zimbabwean family has been reunited for the first time in seven years in emotional scenes at Manchester Airport. Dad Wonder Maruma thought he would never see his wife and children again after being forced to flee Zimbabwe…
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Are tighter Immigration Visa Controls already in place, pre-empting legistrative change? The answer is a definitive YES. A recent decision by the British High Commission in Malaysia, which represents Visa Services for the UK Border Agency,…
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Zimbabwean asylum seekers in the UK are being urged not to panic, after the country’s most senior immigration judge on Monday ruled it was safe to start deporting people back to some parts of Zimbabwe.
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More than 10 000 failed Zimbabwean asylum seekers face deportation back home after the United Kingdom’s most senior immigration judge ruled it was now safe to return them. For the last 5 years a ban on removals has been in place.
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Johannesburg — Illegal Zimbabweans living in South Africa have four days left to register for legal documents, the home affairs department said on Monday.
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The 31 December deadline, given by the South African government to Zimbabweans to sort out their papers or face deportation, is quickly becoming an uglier reality than what we thought writes Sibanengi Dube.
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UK - A 37-year-old Zimbabwean man from Brierley Hill who got jobs as a care assistant and a mental health nurse using false documentation has been jailed for seven months. Judge John Warner at Wolverhampton Crown Court told Richman…
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Wigan, UK- A two year old was found trapped inside a Wigan house with her young Zimbabwean asylum-seeker father’s dead body. An inquest heard the remains of Preachwell Kumbula were discovered at his home in Golborne by a housing manager.…
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British double standards exploded into the open on Thursday when Immigration Minister Damian Green announced in Parliament that they will resume ‘enforced returns to Zimbabwe for failed asylum seekers judged by the independent courts to…
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Lawyers for Human Rights concerned about mass deportations following government’s lifting of ‘special dispensation’ that never took effect. Lawyers for Human Rights is concerned about the Cabinet announcement made on the 2nd September that…
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