Approximately two hundred documented refugees were instructed by police to depart the Durban Home Affairs office amidst planned marches and demonstrations. This directive has resulted in these individuals joining a larger group of refugees already sheltering at a local community hall. The total number of refugees now camped at the hall is in the thousands, highlighting an ongoing and escalating situation. The reasons for the initial gathering and subsequent police action remain unclear, though it appears linked to protest activity. Authorities have not yet commented on long-term solutions for the displaced individuals. The situation raises concerns about the welfare and accommodation of refugees in the Durban area. Further reporting is needed to understand the specific demands of the protesting refugees and the government’s response.