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We understood what it means. It says to Home Affairs: remove administrative hurdles that are likely to ensure that a deserving asylum seeker is not getting through. So that court judgment comes out. And then what has triggered this, Bongan? It's the cues at
on the 7th of July. Correct. We looked at the court judgment. We understood what it means. It says to Home Affairs: remove administrative hurdles that are likely to ensure that a deserving asylum seeker is not getting through. So that court judgment comes out.
Meanwhile, Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber says the Concord's ruling does not take away Home Affairs adjudicative powers. The Con Court did not remove our right as Home Affairs to adjudicate a refugee application. In terms of our laws, and that includes
compliance with the court order and listening to the concerns of many South Africans. Meanwhile, Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber says the Concorde ruling does not take away the Home Affairs Department's adjudicative powers. The Con Court did not remove
We were on 147,000. The Auditor General, back in 2019 already, said with the current workforce under Home Affairs, to clear the backlog would take 68 years. That was in 2019. Now, obviously, fast forward six years later, seven years later, that would be the
Obviously, the directive that was issued by the Department of Home Affairs around that, which has drawn a huge backlash. So she's sitting there, she's explaining to the people that no, it wasn't us, it was the DA, it was the DA minister of home affairs. Over
glad that we didn't rush into it last week because today we're going to take our time and unpack this. Home Affairs withdraws the asylum directive after the Deben Soweto violence, right? So Home Affairs has withdrawn this asylum directive. And today we're
It's the people being removed from inside home affairs because when you burn a car in the street, it doesn't solve the corrupt official inside home affairs. And in the media statement, what we have also issued is that SIU has been inside home affairs doing
Premier Panyaz Ali Soufi has committed that his office has received complaints from residents about home affairs services in Soweto. He notes that residents have expressed their unhappiness that home affairs offices are prioritizing asylum seeker applications
You enter South Africa. Home affairs can if you entered illegally, or if you do not have what they call an asylum visa, or if you were not able to present yourself at Home Affairs during a certain period of time. So that judgment is saying that Home Affairs
With illegal immigration in the country. And even with the withdrawal of that directive, the Home Affairs Directive, which was very controversial, even with that withdrawal, it doesn't seem like it is enough. People still want more. And I'm not sure what that
proceedings because that had been halted for some time, actually. If we go back to COVID days, and Home Affairs had never been able to fully process people who are asylum seekers for some time, that went to court, and Home Affairs was then asked to start with
The right level of sensitivity that it needs. Now, this whole issue of home affairs and the Constitutional Court judgment, I would like to point out from the onset that this is just an outlet, as you're saying, of an already existing melting pot of illegal
Be verified against Home Affairs records, and the banking app won't accept his selfie either. And every time, the bank sends him to Home Affairs to sort it out. As we get older, the ridges on our fingertips wear down, and in a world built on biometrics, that
been to his bank five or six times in two months. He's told his thumbprints cannot be verified against Home Affairs records and the banking app won't accept his selfie either. And every time the bank sends him to Home Affairs to sort it out. As we get older,
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application process. In July, the court delivered a ruling making way for asylum seekers to apply at Home Affairs, regardless of how they entered the country. This led to the department instructing its officers to accept all applicants. The decision has
Basically, Home Affairs was not working when immediately it was announced to go and seek asylum. Home office being a span with South Africans. So, and once this message came from the courts last week about the Concord, Home Affairs had a responsibility to say,
Now that there is another comment that we made the Minister regarding the capacity of the home affairs. He said home affairs has caused implementation of this contact decision, so my question is that why are we only looking at the capacity of home affairs? Are
Of home affairs because I suspected they send the junior lawyers there. You think that sabotage themselves. But the good news is that the Department of Home Affairs will able to get the debt of those people who are here in this country. So if they want to
The judgment as well as the direction of the Home Affairs Department. The ruling does not grant citizenship, permanent residency, or automatic refugee status. Every applicant must still undergo the appropriate assessments. And the Department of Home Affairs
Meanwhile, in Soweto, residents say they're indifferent to the Home Affairs Department's U-turn on implementing the controversial court ruling regarding asylum seekers. Carinda Jagmahan spoke to them. Just as protesters gathered at the Soweto Home Affairs
Tenants. I think the problem has been the Department of Home Affairs and the Minister has preoccupied himself with digitization of IDs and passports and things like that, and he hasn't focused on the elephant in the room, which is immigration and refugee law.
Meanwhile, in Soweto, residents say they're indifferent to the Home Affairs Department's U-turn on implementing the controversial court ruling regarding asylum seekers. Corinda Jagmohan spoke to them. Just as protesters gathered at the Soweto Home Affairs
application process, in July, the court delivered a ruling making way for asylum seekers to apply at Home Affairs regardless of how they entered the country. This led to the department instructing its officers to accept all applicants. The decision has sparked
Be processed. But we took Home Affairs not as the Home Affairs took a decision last week from a security point of view to close their offices. I think they will assess this week what happens. From IMC, we do not get involved in the day-to-day operation of the
application process, in July, the court delivered a ruling making way for asylum seekers to apply at Home Affairs, regardless of how they entered the country. This led to the department instructing its offices to accept all applicants. The decision has sparked
to where we started, this strange case of Thomas and the fingerprints caught between Standard Bank and Home Affairs. As Wendy said at the beginning of the show, Home Affairs is the sort of the arbiter of fingerprints. It is the place that the original
Now the problem lies with the very same home affairs and the immigration, what we call officials, as well as the South African police, who have enabled this whole mess to be with us and they were facilitators as well. If you remember very well before Dr. Nkosa
Implement stricter measures against migrants who are in the country illegally, Tabi Sokoba reports. Home Affairs recently issued a directive for all its officers nationwide to receive all migrants wanting to apply for asylum. The directive came as a result of
Own lives, they think about their jobs. So, yeah, I think government can do better. Home Affairs can do better in ensuring that there is a better understanding of what asylum application means, how Home Affairs is involved in this directive. And now it's been
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