Updates:
•The Malawi nationals who have been identified as illegal immigrants in SA during processing at Sherwood Hall in Durban are being taken to a court where a magistrate will finalise their status for border management purposes. •JMPD officers uncovered a suspected operation in Johannesburg's CBD where expired juices and yoghurts were allegedly being relabelled with fake expiry dates before being sold to the public•Deputy Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development, Andries Nel says over 1,800 of the Malawians camping at Durban's Sherwood Park were found to have incorrect documents or had overstayed their visit in SA.•The Malawi nationals who have been identified as illegal immigrants in SA during processing at Sherwood Hall in Durban are being taken to a court where a magistrate will finalise their status for border management purposes. •JMPD officers uncovered a suspected operation in Johannesburg's CBD where expired juices and yoghurts were allegedly being relabelled with fake expiry dates before being sold to the public•Deputy Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development, Andries Nel says over 1,800 of the Malawians camping at Durban's Sherwood Park were found to have incorrect documents or had overstayed their visit in SA.

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