The flow of people and traffic between South Africa and neighbouring countries quietly supports livelihoods and keeps local businesses trading in border towns like Komatipoort in Mpumalanga. Every day, travellers stop for fuel, truck drivers buy meals, visitors book accommodation, and informal traders depend on passing customers. That is why growing public attention to the unofficial 30 June immigration deadline has begun to raise concerns among…
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