Xenophobia & Repatriation Crisis: Thousands of Malawians are caught up in South Africa’s anti-immigrant violence and June 30 deadline panic, with camps in Durban and Pietermaritzburg overwhelmed as people queue outside consulates and government offices for buses home. Relocation to Speed Processing: eThekwini Municipality says thousands camping at Durban’s Drive-In are being moved to a Temporary Repatriation Processing Centre in Musina, to tighten verification and route departures via Beitbridge. Malawi Border/Reception Update: Malawi’s DoDMA has shifted the main reception and processing centre from Blantyre to Joyce Chitsulo Stadium in Mwanza, aiming for one-stop immigration clearance, health screening and support closer to the border. Tourism Business Push: Malawi’s tourism industry is calling for a more aggressive approach, with private plans including a Likoma Island casino, hotels and a Lake Malawi cruise. Tourism Policy Warning: The World Bank says Malawi is losing major private tourism investment and jobs due to gaps in the concession and licensing framework for high-value sites. Heritage Tourism Spark: Malawi says it will strengthen security at the Hora heritage site in Mzimba after discoveries suggesting 9,500-year-old cremation rituals—expected to boost tourism interest. Sports Travel Boost: FDH Bank’s K100m donation helps Malawian university athletes travel to CUCSA games in Botswana, keeping regional competition on track.