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Involved Reds Police in Ketuana Local Municipality and the Department of Home Affairs Immigration Unit. Police spokesperson Markomo Pering says those arrested include 19 Malawian nationals and four nationals from Lesotho. They are expected to obtain the Reds
these people. We are not comfortable because we do not know who these people these people are. Some of them are criminals from their countries, but they are claiming to be asylum seekers. So, that is what we are protesting against. We are not going to allow
changes to the Sharks team for the Stormers Derby in the URC. If you missed it with breaking news, the Home Affairs Department withdraws Asylum Directive. Kaya 959. News. This is the latest dispatch just received in our newsroom. Rooted in the truth on the
and liquor outlets. Seven undocumented people have been identified and are being processed by the Home Affairs Department. Western Cape Police Commissioner Lieutenant General Sizakelekian says daily high-density operations focus on serious crime with firearms
Warns motors of active road closures and severe traffic disruptions in Orlando West Soweto, and this is due to violent clashes between foreign nationals and South African nationals. The affected areas and closures are Kumalu Main Road, and that's near the
Starting in Soweto, small businesses and locals' paza shops in Olonda West have closed their doors out of fear of widespread looting and violence. Residents took to the streets yesterday after the Home Affairs Department reopened the country's asylum
the Constitutional Court judgment. This has been the reaction to it. Mamuluko Kubai, the chairperson of the IMC, telling us on the national briefing this morning that they were caught off guard by the directive. They didn't know that it was coming. So the Home
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
The bottom of the hour now. Acting Police Minister Feroz Katalia says the government is considering approaching the Constitutional Court to ask for more time to implement its ruling on asylum seekers. This comes in the wake of violent protests that erupted in
There's a world of information there. Yeah, absolutely. And it's at our disposal. This is Semi Sejuana, Lumin Brand. These are stories you need to know today. The Home Affairs Department has withdrawn its directive on asylum seeker applications issued on the
Matlala and co-accused back in court. Good morning, I'm Gateo Sohoto. Starting with breaking news, the Home Affairs Department has withdrawn its directive on asylum seeker applications issued on the 28th of September. The directive follows the Constitutional
Seven undocumented people have been identified and are being processed by the Home Affairs Department. Western Cape Police Commissioner, Lieutenant General Suzakele Kianke, says daily high-density operations focused on serious crime with firearms are a key
Court never generally reverses its own judgments unless there's some extreme procedural oversight. Home Affairs, as well, can March and March and Pagelam Tagatib apple to the Home Affairs Department. I mean, the department can strongly oppose this lawsuit in
Justice and human dignity. The top story of the IFP has welcomed the decision by the Home Affairs Department to withdraw its directive regarding the processing of asylum seekers following a recent Concord judgment. Some songs take you back instantly to your
On processing asylum seekers and women sentenced over murder of her great-grandchildren. Good evening to you. The IFP has welcomed the decision by the Home Affairs Department to withdraw its directive regarding the processing of asylum seekers following a
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576 mentions on 6 stations in 30 days
45 stories on 2 stations in the last 30 days · all stations
It is alleged that the conflict erupted following a march by South African nationals from the local Home Affairs Department regarding undocumented foreign nationals. Clashes broke out shortly after, leading to a retaliatory escalation in which eight vehicles
on that judgment that was made by the Constitutional Court. And we've seen just today as well, the Department of Home Affairs also issuing a statement saying that it's going to be taking legal action against the disinformation campaign that has been put out
Involved Reds Police in Ketuana Local Municipality and the Department of Home Affairs Immigration Unit. Police spokesperson Markomo Pering says those arrested include 19 Malawian nationals and four nationals from Lesotho. They are expected to obtain the Reds
these people. We are not comfortable because we do not know who these people these people are. Some of them are criminals from their countries, but they are claiming to be asylum seekers. So, that is what we are protesting against. We are not going to allow
changes to the Sharks team for the Stormers Derby in the URC. If you missed it with breaking news, the Home Affairs Department withdraws Asylum Directive. Kaya 959. News. This is the latest dispatch just received in our newsroom. Rooted in the truth on the
and liquor outlets. Seven undocumented people have been identified and are being processed by the Home Affairs Department. Western Cape Police Commissioner Lieutenant General Sizakelekian says daily high-density operations focus on serious crime with firearms
Warns motors of active road closures and severe traffic disruptions in Orlando West Soweto, and this is due to violent clashes between foreign nationals and South African nationals. The affected areas and closures are Kumalu Main Road, and that's near the
Starting in Soweto, small businesses and locals' paza shops in Olonda West have closed their doors out of fear of widespread looting and violence. Residents took to the streets yesterday after the Home Affairs Department reopened the country's asylum
the Constitutional Court judgment. This has been the reaction to it. Mamuluko Kubai, the chairperson of the IMC, telling us on the national briefing this morning that they were caught off guard by the directive. They didn't know that it was coming. So the Home
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
The bottom of the hour now. Acting Police Minister Feroz Katalia says the government is considering approaching the Constitutional Court to ask for more time to implement its ruling on asylum seekers. This comes in the wake of violent protests that erupted in
There's a world of information there. Yeah, absolutely. And it's at our disposal. This is Semi Sejuana, Lumin Brand. These are stories you need to know today. The Home Affairs Department has withdrawn its directive on asylum seeker applications issued on the
Matlala and co-accused back in court. Good morning, I'm Gateo Sohoto. Starting with breaking news, the Home Affairs Department has withdrawn its directive on asylum seeker applications issued on the 28th of September. The directive follows the Constitutional
Seven undocumented people have been identified and are being processed by the Home Affairs Department. Western Cape Police Commissioner, Lieutenant General Suzakele Kianke, says daily high-density operations focused on serious crime with firearms are a key
Court never generally reverses its own judgments unless there's some extreme procedural oversight. Home Affairs, as well, can March and March and Pagelam Tagatib apple to the Home Affairs Department. I mean, the department can strongly oppose this lawsuit in
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