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there? They've got families here, they're living here. So that's a loophole that I'm not sure if the Home Affairs Department is serious about remedying. Yeah, exactly, because hence you find that the appeals, the active cases that are in the appeals, there's
Loophole that I'm not sure if the Home Affairs Department is serious about remedying. Yeah, exactly, because hence you find that the appeals, the active cases that are in the appeals, there's about in 2019 it was 147,000. Again, even though Home Affairs, in
Look like at the Home Affairs Department. So, to argue that we really didn't foresee the serious consequences that could arise, I'm not sure if I take that. And let me put it this way: I interviewed the DDG of Home Affairs on Monday. Tulani Mavuso is the DDG.
Look like at the Home Affairs Department. So to argue that we really didn't foresee the serious consequences that could arise, I'm not sure if I take that. And let me put it this way: I interviewed the DDG of Home Affairs on Monday. Tulani Mavuso is the DDG.
Reflected in their tracking data remain reliable. Dimakato Leshoro, eyewitness news. And the Home Affairs Department has clarified that the refugees and asylum seekers being relocated from Durban are not going to be deported to their home countries. The
Their smart ID cards for free. That's according to the website at Department of Home Affairs. So there you go, guys. The cost is going to be your transport to get you from home either to the Department of Home Affairs. Does it apply, Roman? Does it apply to if
The Department of Home Affairs was directed to start a process that later became untenable because of certain practicalities which they are busy discussing at the moment. Did not know that the directive was being implemented in the way that it was being
Its officers to allow foreign nationals to make an application for asylum regardless of whether they are in the country legally or not. Demarcasolishuro has more. Following the Constitutional Court judgment, the Home Affairs Department has directed refugee
Nationals approached the office following a directive by the Home Affairs Department not to turn away people who want to apply for asylum seeker permits. The directive followed a recent Constitutional Court ruling, which found certain sections of the Refugee
But more importantly, from the documentation on the Department of Home Affairs website. First-time applicants and citizens aged 60 or older get their smart ID cards for free. Other eligible citizens pay a fee of 140 Rand. If you are converting your ID book to
story for some days now. Absolutely. Pamela, it's grim that the scenes that we're seeing coming out of both Soweto and Durban today. And this is amid the growing tensions over the processing of asylum applications following the Constitutional Court's July
on the case. With the news headlines at 7:30, good morning, I'm Gadel Sojorto with breaking news. The Home Affairs Department has withdrawn its directive on asylum seeker applications issued on the 28th of September. The directive followed a constitutional
burden. If that's the case, then why continue with it? And I just think it was so reckless from the Home Affairs Department to implement something they know they don't even have capacity to implement. I wouldn't say, I don't want to say it was reckless. I
over police readiness following violent protests in Soweto and Durban, where several cars were torched, shops looted, and infrastructure damaged. The protests in both areas were sparked by anger over the now-withdrawn Home Affairs Department's directive.
court native. Former Equileni City Manager Imotin Mashanti is also in court along with other Equileni officials. Kimilu Humakai, news reporting live from the Jermaston Magistrates Court. Turning now to the major news story this morning, the Home Affairs
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Home Affairs did not know an admission he made when he was speaking to Tehmat Manatea on Friday last week. He did not know that the Department of Home Affairs was directed to start a process. Did not know that the directive was being implemented in the way
the N3 north, queuing traffic as well between the Elance Interchange and Van Buren Road. The top story of this hour: 278 refugees and asylum seekers are being transported to Gauteng today after camping outside the Home Affairs offices in Durban for three
Obrimus Sango. Weekday evenings. 8 to midnight. What is living rent free in my mind? The Minister of Home Affairs did not know. An admission he made when he was speaking to Clement Mangatera on Friday last week. He did not know that the Department of Home
I open up the lines so that you can talk about the developments today. It was interesting to hear that the Minister of Home Affairs didn't know about the fact that a directive had been given to his department, Home Affairs, to start a process that has gotten
sometimes. Okay, but. This is breakfast with Bongani Bingua on 702. Let's walk the talk. Just two quick corrections there. He's not the MEC, but rather the spokesperson for the department. And I don't think there's any obligation on the government to.
Price next week. How much more will a liter of diesel cost you? Timba, it is three rand. We've got one more question for you. Here we go, Timba. Okay, which iconic document is going to be phased out by the Department of Home Affairs? You'll have had one in
Loans and equity disbursements to development projects. The DBSA says 6.5 billion rand worth of infrastructure was delivered, while another 17 billion rand in projects was prepared, approved, or enabled. It also says the infrastructure projects facilitated
Part of what needed to be said was let the Department of Home Affairs develop the capacity to be able to process the sheer numbers that have come into the country. First, because you are setting up the Department of Home Affairs for failure. I have it on very
Against the British pound. Price of gold is up 1%, $4,186 an ounce, while platinum is up 2% this morning, quite strong at $1,683. Brent crude up more than a half a percent at $102 a barrel. More business after eight. Time for the latest eyewitness news brought
25 new schools, refurbish 23 others, and improve sanitation facilities for thousands of learners. The DBSA's results come as the government continues to look to development finance institutions to help close South Africa's infrastructure gap and mobilize
And there's a threat of another shutdown in Durban. Good morning, I'm Sfiso Zulum. There's a major police and army presence in Sowetwa this morning following a violent anti-illegal immigration protest. Police say clashes between protesters and some foreign
there? They've got families here, they're living here. So that's a loophole that I'm not sure if the Home Affairs Department is serious about remedying. Yeah, exactly, because hence you find that the appeals, the active cases that are in the appeals, there's
Loophole that I'm not sure if the Home Affairs Department is serious about remedying. Yeah, exactly, because hence you find that the appeals, the active cases that are in the appeals, there's about in 2019 it was 147,000. Again, even though Home Affairs, in
Look like at the Home Affairs Department. So, to argue that we really didn't foresee the serious consequences that could arise, I'm not sure if I take that. And let me put it this way: I interviewed the DDG of Home Affairs on Monday. Tulani Mavuso is the DDG.
Look like at the Home Affairs Department. So to argue that we really didn't foresee the serious consequences that could arise, I'm not sure if I take that. And let me put it this way: I interviewed the DDG of Home Affairs on Monday. Tulani Mavuso is the DDG.
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