Malawian border jumpers escape from custody at Beitbridge
Border jumpers crossing crocodile-infested Limpopo River | By Zim Celebs Updates | Facebook
11 Zimbabwean Border Jumpers Drown in Limpopo River - Gambakwe Media
With R2 500, we can smuggle you into South Africa – Zimbabwe traffickers | News24
PICS: Zimbabwe border jumpers find a way to SA despite full river | The Citizen
South Africa to Build 40-Km Fence at Border to Halt Migration | News | teleSUR English
Zimbabwe: Immigration Tightens Vetting At Border Post - allAfrica.com
Human Wave Flees Violence in Zimbabwe - The New York Times
3 border jumpers drown in Limpopo River – Zimbabwe Daily
NewsdzeZimbabwe: NEW SA LAW TO CURB BORDER JUMPING
Refugees defy crocodiles to cross border | Zimbabwe | The Guardian
11 Zimbos Drown In Limpopo Jumping Border To SA – ZimEye
Shutdown game-changer for smugglers
The New Humanitarian | Asylum-seekers resort to border jumping
Zimbabwean Nationals Stranded At Ha-Tshirundu Village In SA
14 officials on carpet over shoddy Beitbridge border fence, says De Lille
The Most Treacherous Part of the Journey for Zimbabweans Seeking a Better Life in South Africa - iAfrica
Pics: Zimbabwe border jumpers find a way to SA despite full river – Nehanda Radio
Tragedy As 11 Zimbabwean Border Jumpers Drown In Limpopo River While Attempting To Cross Over Into SA
Desperate Zimbabweans risk police or crocodiles in bid to reach South Africa | Global development | The Guardian
Illegal border jumping between South Africa and Zimbabwe is rife - YouTube
The Herald - Breaking news.
Image 15-Limpopo rescue team rescuing a border jumper from a hippo... | Download Scientific Diagram
BBC NEWS | Africa | Zimbabwe's starving border jumpers
Don't border-jump into SA, there's death there: Zimbabwe vice president tells pupils
It's do or die as Zimbabweans descend on Beitbridge to escape month-long lockdown
Zimbabwean people flee across the border at Beitbridge Border Post in Musina, South Africa, Friday March 28, 2008. Zimbabwe goes to the polls on Saturday amid growing international concern that President Robert
