Mozambique & South Africa — South African Police Service

Mozambique: Mozambique>>> played a crucial role in the arrests, as the suspects were apprehended within its borders and its law enforcement agencies collaborated with South African authorities.

South Africa — South African Police Service: The South Africa — South African Police Service>>> (SAPS) played a significant role in the coordinated cross-border investigation and will be involved in the extradition process.

Mozambique: Mozambique has reported several of its citizens killed in the xenophobic attacks in South Africa and is repatriating hundreds of its nationals. Many Mozambicans have fled their homes due to the violence.

South Africa — South African Police Service: The South African_Police_Service is investigating deaths related to the violence but has not directly linked them to anti-migrant marches, raising questions about their effectiveness in controlling the situation and protecting foreign nationals.

Mozambique: Another source country for illegal miners in South Africa, mentioned in context of regional migration.

South Africa — South African Police Service: Responding to the incident, confirming deaths, hospitalizing injured, and investigating the rockfall.

Mozambique: Mozambique>>> is one of the African nations to which migrants are returning from South Africa>>> due to rising xenophobia and new immigration crackdowns, and two Mozambicans died in Mossel Bay.

South Africa — South African Police Service: The South Africa — South African Police Service>>> will be involved in enforcing immigration laws and maintaining order amidst rising anti-foreigner sentiment.

Mozambique: Reported 11 nationals killed and nearly 2,000 returned; government facilitated repatriation.

South Africa — South African Police Service: Reduced capacity of repatriation facility.

Mozambique: Receives remittances from South Africa; potential disruption could affect its economy.

South Africa — South African Police Service: Co-authored a report with FinMark Trust showing remittance outflows more than tripled between 2016 and 2024.