Hundreds of people waiting outside the Zimbabwean Consulate in Cape Town faced a cold night on Saturday. While transport has been arranged for some, hundreds of others, including women and children, may have to sleep outside as a cold front approaches. Cold and heavy rain are expected in Cape Town on Sunday. On Saturday afternoon, suitcases and bags were being wrapped in cling film to protect them from the rain. Read the full article on groundup.org.za #LinkInBio 📰 Matthew Hirsch 📸 Ashraf Hend

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