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some asylum seekers from accessing the system were not in line with the country's constitution. The Home Affairs Department then directed its officers to allow foreign nationals to apply for asylum whether they're in the country legally or not. Dimakazolishoro
In the Constitutional Court judgment, the Home Affairs Department has directed refugee reception officers not to turn away people who want to apply for asylum, regardless of how they enter the country. The ruling is already having an impact on the ground.
On 947, this is EWN. It's around 23 degrees in Joburg. Good morning, I'm Timbe Kilem Kototo. The Home Affairs Department has now withdrawn a directive regarding the intake of asylum applications following violent protests in Durban and in Soweto. The directive
In a shack fire in Jermiston. Good morning, I'm Timbe Kilem Kototo. The Home Affairs Department has now withdrawn a directive regarding the intake of asylum applications after violent protests in Durban and Soweto. The directive was issued by a judge, or
Affairs Department UTEN on implementing a controversial court ruling regarding asylum seekers. In July, the Constitutional Court invalidated certain provisions of the Refugee Act. This effectively allows illegal immigrants to gain access to applications for
had arrived to apply for asylum seeker permits as well as other related immigration issues. The Home Affairs Department recently issued a directive to its officers to allow all foreign nationals to make an application for asylum regardless of whether they're
The electronic system in order to submit those lists. Police and Home Affairs Department officials say that the immigration status of a man accused of selling a smart watch belonging to murdered runner Elizabeth Muslakomu is now being verified. The suspect is
in Jobuk. Good morning, I'm Dominique Macholam. Some Soweto residents say they are indifferent to the Home Affairs Department's U-turn on implementing a controversial court rule. Regarding asylum seekers. In July, the Constitutional Court invalidated certain
Accused of handling and selling a smart watch belonging to slain runner Elizabeth Tsanso Musila Homo have been granted 10,000 rand bail each. Musila Homo's body was found along the R21 in September after she was reported missing following an afternoon run in
for the third accused, a Nigerian national whose immigration status is still yet to be verified by the Home Affairs Department. The three faced charges related to the alleged theft of Musila Koma's watch and selling it. A fine Tuesday in Gauteng tomorrow.
Legislated, none of them have caused controversy in the 10 years that they've been in operation. The system as a whole prescribes requirements that are not expressly stated, but which equally require compliance. Deputy Chief Justice Dunstan Mulambo said: given
bail application will continue tomorrow. Alfa Ramshwan, eyewitness news. Staying with the courts, two officials from the Jermiston Home Affairs Department have been linked to an alleged scheme to provide South African passports to foreign nationals. The
affidavit was presented to the Randburg Magistrates' Court today during Sibiya's bail hearing. Two officials from the Jermyston Home Affairs Department have been linked to an alleged scheme to provide South African passports to foreign nationals. The suspects,
Alfa Ramshwan, eyewitness news. Two officials from the Jermiston Home Affairs Department have been linked to an alleged scheme to provide South African passports to foreign nationals. The suspects, 35-year-old David Mozamai and 39-year-old Lufu Muraouzi,
On a farm in Krugersdorp, officers discovered mandracks and ecstasy tablets on the property. Five South Africans were arrested at the scene. The Inter-Ministerial Committee on Migration is today expected to address questions regarding the country's asylum
24 stories on 1 station in the last 30 days · all stations
some asylum seekers from accessing the system were not in line with the country's constitution. The Home Affairs Department then directed its officers to allow foreign nationals to apply for asylum whether they're in the country legally or not. Dimakazolishoro
In the Constitutional Court judgment, the Home Affairs Department has directed refugee reception officers not to turn away people who want to apply for asylum, regardless of how they enter the country. The ruling is already having an impact on the ground.
On 947, this is EWN. It's around 23 degrees in Joburg. Good morning, I'm Timbe Kilem Kototo. The Home Affairs Department has now withdrawn a directive regarding the intake of asylum applications following violent protests in Durban and in Soweto. The directive
In a shack fire in Jermiston. Good morning, I'm Timbe Kilem Kototo. The Home Affairs Department has now withdrawn a directive regarding the intake of asylum applications after violent protests in Durban and Soweto. The directive was issued by a judge, or
Affairs Department UTEN on implementing a controversial court ruling regarding asylum seekers. In July, the Constitutional Court invalidated certain provisions of the Refugee Act. This effectively allows illegal immigrants to gain access to applications for
had arrived to apply for asylum seeker permits as well as other related immigration issues. The Home Affairs Department recently issued a directive to its officers to allow all foreign nationals to make an application for asylum regardless of whether they're
The electronic system in order to submit those lists. Police and Home Affairs Department officials say that the immigration status of a man accused of selling a smart watch belonging to murdered runner Elizabeth Muslakomu is now being verified. The suspect is
in Jobuk. Good morning, I'm Dominique Macholam. Some Soweto residents say they are indifferent to the Home Affairs Department's U-turn on implementing a controversial court rule. Regarding asylum seekers. In July, the Constitutional Court invalidated certain
Accused of handling and selling a smart watch belonging to slain runner Elizabeth Tsanso Musila Homo have been granted 10,000 rand bail each. Musila Homo's body was found along the R21 in September after she was reported missing following an afternoon run in
for the third accused, a Nigerian national whose immigration status is still yet to be verified by the Home Affairs Department. The three faced charges related to the alleged theft of Musila Koma's watch and selling it. A fine Tuesday in Gauteng tomorrow.
Legislated, none of them have caused controversy in the 10 years that they've been in operation. The system as a whole prescribes requirements that are not expressly stated, but which equally require compliance. Deputy Chief Justice Dunstan Mulambo said: given
bail application will continue tomorrow. Alfa Ramshwan, eyewitness news. Staying with the courts, two officials from the Jermiston Home Affairs Department have been linked to an alleged scheme to provide South African passports to foreign nationals. The
affidavit was presented to the Randburg Magistrates' Court today during Sibiya's bail hearing. Two officials from the Jermyston Home Affairs Department have been linked to an alleged scheme to provide South African passports to foreign nationals. The suspects,
Alfa Ramshwan, eyewitness news. Two officials from the Jermiston Home Affairs Department have been linked to an alleged scheme to provide South African passports to foreign nationals. The suspects, 35-year-old David Mozamai and 39-year-old Lufu Muraouzi,
On a farm in Krugersdorp, officers discovered mandracks and ecstasy tablets on the property. Five South Africans were arrested at the scene. The Inter-Ministerial Committee on Migration is today expected to address questions regarding the country's asylum
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560 mentions on 6 stations in 30 days
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The Home Affairs Department directed refugee reception officers not to turn away asylum applicants regardless of how they entered the country, following a July Constitutional Court ruling 12. After violent protests in Durban and Soweto, the department withdrew that directive, saying pressure on officers, risks to staff and public safety forced it to reconsider, while stating the judgment itself is not overturned 34.
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