Durban refugees move into Glenwood's Bulwer Park after rejecting Lindela move
Ask AI 3 min More than 200 refugees have refused to board buses to the Lindela Repatriation Centre in Gauteng, choosing instead to seek shelter at Bulwer Park in Durban amid fears for their safety and uncertain future.
More than 200 refugees who had been living outside the Department of Home Affairs offices on Che Guevara Road in Durban have refused to board buses to Lindela on Tuesday, saying they fear they are being sent into an uncertain future.
Around half of the refugees reportedly boarded buses to travel to the facility in Gauteng, while more than 200 refused and moved to Bulwer Park, amid staunch resistance to their presence in the park by local residents.
The refugees had been living outside the Home Affairs offices since May 22 after being forced from their homes, according to their representatives.
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