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So you can't put a different photo in, to give you that example. So this is really the overall approach we've taken. In terms of accountability and individual actions, I mean, we are looking at 144 dismissals across the BMA and Home Affairs. We're looking at
Committee on Defence, that our borders are borders. And where possible, public works, defence, police, BMA, and home affairs needs to do everything in their power to protect our borders even where possible, to bring technology and to bring automated systems to
And lastly, the Border Management Authority Commissioner, Dr. Michael Masiapato, says the number of BMA officials dismissed for accepting bribes is concerning. I'll be back at the top of the hour for SFM News. I'm Iva Chipa. Economic news on SAFM. Facts and
for this hour at one. Court hears details on the sexual grooming allegation against Sibiya, and BMA sees an uptick in officials dismissed for accepting bribes. Good afternoon, Amiva Chipam. The following story contains details of explicit content involving
listening to the national pulse on SAFM. Alright, so here's a story: Border Management Authority or BMA, they've drawn a line against corruption at South Africa's ports of entry. Maybe that's not news because I mean that's what you'd expect them to do, right?
have in the 16 years? What have you built in South Africa? That is not like basically illegally. Nah, BMA, home affairs, they really need to account. This makes no sense. But that's what we always say, guys. We can point fingers at these refugees, the asylum
Commissioner Dr. Michael Mase Partu says they have dismissed more than 17 officials in connection with corruption. Mase Pato was speaking during the BMA's anti-corruption campaign at the Oatama International Airport yesterday. He further highlighted that the
Home Affairs itself is telling you we don't have the capacity. How do you bring about a policy that you can't implement? The guys at the BMA are saying, then what are we here for? Talking about the Border Management Authority. They're saying, well, you know.
where their mouth is. If they were serious, they would actually invest a lot of money and give the BMA, the border management authority, enough money to do their work. If they were serious, they would capacitate home affairs so that we don't only have a few
people that have no respect for the law. We've got people that just don't care about what is right at those borders. And that's why the BMA has been firing people. I think they fired 17 people the other day. They just keep firing people because every other
thematic of today's media roundtable, and I should add that today we had SARS Border Management Agency, BMA, SAPRA, the National Drug Regulatory Agency, Pharmacy Council, Health Professions Council, and Home Affairs were all present. Regrettably, SAPS could.
Where people were saying people are making, or that the BMA was saying they're dismissing claims that deportees are entering South Africa through informal border crossings. All right. It's the power breakfast on PAR 98.7 still to come. Well, it looks as if
trying to avoid to cause. You are, because what are you hiding? I mean, if our home affairs, our BMA, border management authority officials, DERCO, all of them are busy backing this statement from the Swaziland government, have they done their necessary
In terms of accountability and individual actions, I mean, we are looking at 144 dismissals across the BMA and Home Affairs. We're looking at dozens of arrests and convictions. Well, on that note, in your financial indicators, the RAND is trading at 16 Rand,
and operational implications would be. This work was to inform a further engagement that we actually have planned with the SRC for next week. And lastly, the Border Management Authority Commissioner, Dr. Michael Masiapato, says the number of BMA officials.
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system is overburdened, is overcrowded because of illegal immigrants. The Border Management Authority BMA and the South African Revenue Service say they are working with their Mozambican counterparts to improve the movement of commercials at the Libombo Border
But when you say that there's no the BMA, rather, the Border Management Authority in South Africa is saying that there has been no evidence that the deportees entered South Africa through informal crossings. What is your response to that? Through informal
Teachers Awards and BMA to roll out the electronic travel authorization system. For SAFM News, I am Onder Lambana and a very good afternoon. Government is duty bound to create the conditions in which teachers are able to do what they entered the profession to
So you can't put a different photo in, to give you that example. So this is really the overall approach we've taken. In terms of accountability and individual actions, I mean, we are looking at 144 dismissals across the BMA and Home Affairs. We're looking at
Committee on Defence, that our borders are borders. And where possible, public works, defence, police, BMA, and home affairs needs to do everything in their power to protect our borders even where possible, to bring technology and to bring automated systems to
And lastly, the Border Management Authority Commissioner, Dr. Michael Masiapato, says the number of BMA officials dismissed for accepting bribes is concerning. I'll be back at the top of the hour for SFM News. I'm Iva Chipa. Economic news on SAFM. Facts and
for this hour at one. Court hears details on the sexual grooming allegation against Sibiya, and BMA sees an uptick in officials dismissed for accepting bribes. Good afternoon, Amiva Chipam. The following story contains details of explicit content involving
have in the 16 years? What have you built in South Africa? That is not like basically illegally. Nah, BMA, home affairs, they really need to account. This makes no sense. But that's what we always say, guys. We can point fingers at these refugees, the asylum
Home Affairs itself is telling you we don't have the capacity. How do you bring about a policy that you can't implement? The guys at the BMA are saying, then what are we here for? Talking about the Border Management Authority. They're saying, well, you know.
where their mouth is. If they were serious, they would actually invest a lot of money and give the BMA, the border management authority, enough money to do their work. If they were serious, they would capacitate home affairs so that we don't only have a few
people that have no respect for the law. We've got people that just don't care about what is right at those borders. And that's why the BMA has been firing people. I think they fired 17 people the other day. They just keep firing people because every other
thematic of today's media roundtable, and I should add that today we had SARS Border Management Agency, BMA, SAPRA, the National Drug Regulatory Agency, Pharmacy Council, Health Professions Council, and Home Affairs were all present. Regrettably, SAPS could.
Where people were saying people are making, or that the BMA was saying they're dismissing claims that deportees are entering South Africa through informal border crossings. All right. It's the power breakfast on PAR 98.7 still to come. Well, it looks as if
trying to avoid to cause. You are, because what are you hiding? I mean, if our home affairs, our BMA, border management authority officials, DERCO, all of them are busy backing this statement from the Swaziland government, have they done their necessary
In terms of accountability and individual actions, I mean, we are looking at 144 dismissals across the BMA and Home Affairs. We're looking at dozens of arrests and convictions. Well, on that note, in your financial indicators, the RAND is trading at 16 Rand,
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