Lucia Nangwaza travelling from Pietermaritzburg to Zimbabwe due to Xenophobia attacks in South Africa

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• July 15, 2026

Lucy warwadzisa hako hazvinei hazvo nguva ndeya mwari famba zvakanaka ,??????Lucia Nangwaza one of our Sisters who was travelling from Pietermaritzburg to Zimbabwe due to Xenophobia attacks in South Africa ?? ?? passed away before ending her way home ????

Zvakaoma hazvo,, most people vakapindwa nechando wosvika parborder voita zveee ma delayed processing,, and most of the pple vanenge vaine health issues

May Lucia Rest in peace ? ? ? ? ?

Family of Deceased Zimbabwean Woman Located After Tragic Death on Repatriation Bus

BEITBRIDGE BORDER POST, South Africa/Zimbabwe – The family of Lucia Nangwaza, who tragically passed away while travelling on a repatriation bus from South Africa to Zimbabwe, has been successfully located, bringing some measure of closure to a heartbreaking incident that unfolded at the Beitbridge Border Post.

Nangwaza collapsed upon arrival at the border post, leaving fellow passengers in shock. According to those travelling with her, she had not displayed any signs of illness during the journey from Pietermaritzburg. Her body was subsequently held on the South African side of the border as authorities and community networks worked urgently to trace her next of kin.

The search for her family prompted widespread appeals across social media platforms, with a contact number (+27 65 151 5622) provided for anyone who knew her or her relatives. The posts were shared extensively by concerned members of the public hoping to reunite her with loved ones.

On 15 July 2026, missing persons networks confirmed that Nangwaza's family had been located. She was originally from Chegutu, Zimbabwe, where her children and other relatives had been eagerly awaiting her return. Family members had reportedly been in contact with her during the journey, but communication suddenly ceased, leading to growing concern among those waiting for her arrival.

The news has devastated her children and extended family, who now face the painful task of arranging her repatriation and funeral. Community members and those who helped share the appeal have extended their condolences, with many expressing particular sympathy for the children who had been anticipating a joyful reunion with their mother.

The incident highlights the emotional and physical strains faced by individuals undertaking long repatriation journeys, often under challenging conditions. Such journeys have become increasingly common as many Zimbabweans return home after economic hardships in South Africa.

May Lucia Nangwaza rest in peace. Deepest condolences are extended to her family, particularly her children in Chegutu, during this profoundly difficult time.

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