Those living near the border between South Africa, eSwatini and Mozambique walk a fine migrant line, but it is family members living with an impairment who struggle most.
Living in a rudimentary shack with a dirt floor at the back of his brother's yard, Shadrack Mkukuli, 58, still carries the physical and psychological scars of the civil war in Mozambique, which ended in 1992.
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