Angola plans to repatriate street kids from Namibia, with safety assured

Angola wants to round up street kids from Namibia and send them back home before the year ends. Ambassador Pedro Mutindi said the government is worried about young children walking massive distances alone, especially the 760-kilometer stretch between Oshikango and Windhoek. Officials claim they are setting up housing, transport, and meals to make sure the return trip does not turn into a disaster.

The ambassador promised the repatriation effort would be safe and respectful for the minors getting sent back across the border.