Immigration office deports Mosotho and two Egyptians

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Immigration office deports Mosotho and two Egyptians

By Benjamin Chisale The Department of Immigration and Citizenship Services in the eastern region has deported a Lesotho national and two Egyptians who were illegally living in Mangochi District. The Regional Immigration Office (East) took to court two Egyptian nationals Mr Ibrahim Abouzahra and Mr Ahmed Amr for contravening Immigration permit conditions contrary to section […]

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