Refugees and displaced migrants in Durban, South Africa, are facing continued uncertainty as a September 30 deadline approaches amid concerns about further attacks and displacement.
Al Jazeera reported on September 28 that refugees staying in Durban fear they have nowhere safe to return to after being forced from a makeshift camp.
The situation comes amid renewed tensions surrounding undocumented migrants in parts of South Africa.
Images from the crisis have shown displaced foreign nationals sleeping in temporary shelters and public spaces with limited access to basic facilities.
The developments have raised concerns among humanitarian and community groups about the safety and future of people who may be forced to leave temporary accommodation.
The situation remains closely watched as the September 30 deadline approaches.