My guess is that he has a solicitor.
Any new evidence if determined by his solicitor could be added to his appeal.Cases like these can take long time and cost money.
Another option for him would be to go back home and apply from there.

 

i totally understand how you feel, although i have never been in such a situation i believe i understand how difficult it could be. going through immigration is horrible,its even worse if theres a pregnancy involved.

the truth is he cannot continue to hide as an asylum seeker especially in your condition. it would cost you both but if you guys are serious about being together then think seriously about it and make your move.

however, the fact that your are pregnant doesnt mean you should do anything you wouldnt do if you were not.
most significantly he needs to stop being an asylum seeker! one way is to marry the woman he had been with for years and that is by returning back home...SA is very close to zimbabwe and its less violent there.

 

Hi, he must be carefull of going back to Africa after being rejected. He might face more difficulties. After the baby things will get easier because the British authorities can do nothing to depot him. Now you need to get married, if possible. You can marry in South Africa , he is right and then travel together to come back, but its risky