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is the 7:02 open line. Let me first apologize to you for taking your time to speak to the Minister of Home Affairs. But as you can imagine, we're dealing with breaking news now, so we need to be agile and flexible. And I thought it's important to bring in the
Tulane Mavuso, Deputy Director General for Operations at Home Affairs. Thank you so much for joining us. Yeah, this is going to be a difficult one, guys. And I think Mr. Mavuso does indicate that this is going to create some problems. Basically, what Home
doesn't even know. How does he know that they are terrorists? And if they are presenting themselves at home affairs, home affairs should be able to take their fingerprints, take photos, and to make sure that these people are on a database that can be followed
Home Affairs office yesterday, the Home Affairs Department confirmed it would pause its implementation of the court order. But residents weren't convinced. I feel it's too little, too late because already the damage is already done. But instead of being
Just as protesters gathered at the Soweto Home Affairs Office yesterday, the Home Affairs Department confirmed it would pause its implementation of the court order. But residents weren't convinced. I feel it's too little, too late, because already the damage
Today, with DG McCorde from Home Affairs, actually acting as a Home Affairs official, wanting to check my citizenship status or other information. And it is incredible to see what you can do with technology now, where you really just scan a QR code or a near
Affairs is important because that is where the Home Affairs is going to look at your application in order to determine whether you qualify as an asylum seeker or not. Once you're done with that interview, then Home Affairs needs to look at your application
Affairs. Exactly what I agree with you to say. Home Affairs would have then gone to the Concord to say: here is even another institution, Chapter 9 institution, Auditor General, saying that we would take 68 years in 2019 to clear a backlog. The capacity has
an asylum application, they wouldn't stand. Exactly. And that is why that interview part with the Home Affairs is important because that is where the Home Office is going to look at your application in order to determine whether you qualify as an asylum seeker
The South African Department of Home Affairs must be capacitated. Well, the Department of Home Affairs has said that we don't have capacity. Expressly so. It is part of their part of their defense in the Concord case. Surely part of the remedy should have been
To fix our systems. But it's not home affairs that determines the budget, which says that home affairs get nine people. I mean, it is unsustainable. So, yes, that is many years that have been compounded and where that problem has emerged. So, we must speed up
an asylum application, they wouldn't stand. Exactly. And that is why that interview part with the home affairs is important because that is where the home office is going to look at your application in order to determine whether you qualify as an asylum seeker
Who both work within Home Affairs and both are having to deal with Home Affairs, whether you're a refugee. And by the way, we keep reminding in terms of this debate that there are over 4.5 million South Africans that are not documented, South African citizens
what's been purported to be, oh, asylum seekers are going to be given asylum. Now, whether that will be corrupt or not, I'm not the one who can weigh in, right? I know that there's corruption at home affairs. We all know there's corruption at home affairs.
To fix our systems. But it's not home affairs that determines the budget, which says that home affairs gets nine people. I mean, it is unsustainable. So, yes, that is many years that have been compounded and where that problem has emerged. So, we must speed up
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46 stories on 1 station in the last 30 days · all stations
is the 7:02 open line. Let me first apologize to you for taking your time to speak to the Minister of Home Affairs. But as you can imagine, we're dealing with breaking news now, so we need to be agile and flexible. And I thought it's important to bring in the
Tulane Mavuso, Deputy Director General for Operations at Home Affairs. Thank you so much for joining us. Yeah, this is going to be a difficult one, guys. And I think Mr. Mavuso does indicate that this is going to create some problems. Basically, what Home
doesn't even know. How does he know that they are terrorists? And if they are presenting themselves at home affairs, home affairs should be able to take their fingerprints, take photos, and to make sure that these people are on a database that can be followed
Home Affairs office yesterday, the Home Affairs Department confirmed it would pause its implementation of the court order. But residents weren't convinced. I feel it's too little, too late because already the damage is already done. But instead of being
Just as protesters gathered at the Soweto Home Affairs Office yesterday, the Home Affairs Department confirmed it would pause its implementation of the court order. But residents weren't convinced. I feel it's too little, too late, because already the damage
Today, with DG McCorde from Home Affairs, actually acting as a Home Affairs official, wanting to check my citizenship status or other information. And it is incredible to see what you can do with technology now, where you really just scan a QR code or a near
Affairs is important because that is where the Home Affairs is going to look at your application in order to determine whether you qualify as an asylum seeker or not. Once you're done with that interview, then Home Affairs needs to look at your application
Affairs. Exactly what I agree with you to say. Home Affairs would have then gone to the Concord to say: here is even another institution, Chapter 9 institution, Auditor General, saying that we would take 68 years in 2019 to clear a backlog. The capacity has
an asylum application, they wouldn't stand. Exactly. And that is why that interview part with the Home Affairs is important because that is where the Home Office is going to look at your application in order to determine whether you qualify as an asylum seeker
The South African Department of Home Affairs must be capacitated. Well, the Department of Home Affairs has said that we don't have capacity. Expressly so. It is part of their part of their defense in the Concord case. Surely part of the remedy should have been
To fix our systems. But it's not home affairs that determines the budget, which says that home affairs get nine people. I mean, it is unsustainable. So, yes, that is many years that have been compounded and where that problem has emerged. So, we must speed up
an asylum application, they wouldn't stand. Exactly. And that is why that interview part with the home affairs is important because that is where the home office is going to look at your application in order to determine whether you qualify as an asylum seeker
Who both work within Home Affairs and both are having to deal with Home Affairs, whether you're a refugee. And by the way, we keep reminding in terms of this debate that there are over 4.5 million South Africans that are not documented, South African citizens
what's been purported to be, oh, asylum seekers are going to be given asylum. Now, whether that will be corrupt or not, I'm not the one who can weigh in, right? I know that there's corruption at home affairs. We all know there's corruption at home affairs.
To fix our systems. But it's not home affairs that determines the budget, which says that home affairs gets nine people. I mean, it is unsustainable. So, yes, that is many years that have been compounded and where that problem has emerged. So, we must speed up
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