Malawi has launched a voluntary repatriation program for its citizens in South Africa, mirroring Ghana's ongoing evacuation efforts. Both nations are responding to rising xenophobic violence and anti-migrant attacks targeting their nationals. Malawi's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation is coordinating with diaspora groups and South African authorities to facilitate the safe return of Malawians who have requested assistance. This move comes as Ghana prepares to repatriate nearly 700 citizens, following an initial group of 300, and has advised against non-essential travel to South Africa. These governmental actions highlight a growing continental concern for the safety of African migrants in South Africa.