43 stories on 2 stations in the last 30 days · all stationsfinding more
Claims to be assessed. So, here's what the press statement by the Home Affairs Department does not do. It does not tell us what happens now. So, the people who are waiting in queues to apply, how are they to be received by the Home Affairs officers this
Speaks and they pass judgments. I mean, though, that's the supreme law of the land. And everyone has to observe those laws, including the Department of Home Affairs. So, if the Department of Home Affairs are not following through on the constitutional judgment
The previous news headlines that the Home Affairs Department has withdrawn the directives that it issued to process the asylum seekers applications. What does that mean? Does that mean now that those asylum seekers who are chewing outside those Department of
Well, for me, I think CESAS is just a waste of money because, as your guest says, there are sometimes undercounts and then they do adjustments. It means that those adjustments are just guesswork. Why don't they just maybe work with departments like the Home
Have sufficient time to properly capacitate the Home Affairs Department. Your response to that, were you threatening to take Home Affairs to court again for being in contempt of court? Well, I'm not aware of that, but obviously, when there's a court order, the
status. So, at a practical level, then what does it mean right now? What happens now if a police officer is going to find somebody who has no papers, etc.? How do things proceed, even with the Department of Home Affairs at a practical level? Okay, so the
We are coordinating in terms of response and the submission that is made by government. And all of us will look from security issues in relation to the matter and the home affairs migration. The difficulty here is that we're still sitting with a home affairs
BC News this morning after the Home Affairs Department withdrew a directive that had expanded access to asylum application processes following the ruling. Home Affairs, on average, rejects 95% of these types of applications that it receives because they are
Part of the procedures of the Home Affairs Department and whether or not they're following their own due process, would that be justified? So, yes, I hear the emotive aspect of it, right, and the consequence of it. But was it up to the court to manage this?
public concerns following a constitutional court ruling. He spoke to SABC News this morning after the Home Affairs Department withdrew a directive that had expanded access to asylum application processes following the ruling. Home Affairs, on average, rejects
The department that is responsible for identification act is the Home Affairs Department. Therefore, for identification, people must use IDs, hence the amendments that we are introducing. Former US President Kamala Harris has urged governments and technology
Asylum 16 years ago, and their permits keep on getting renewed because the Department of Home Affairs has a massive backlog which they haven't managed to clear despite receiving funding from the UNHCR. Millions were given to the Department of Home Affairs some
Writing a forthcoming Department of Home Affairs audit. And what that did, you know, especially for Matricks getting ready for prelims and so on, is created enormous anxiety about whether they'd be able to write Matric, whether the Department of Home Affairs
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
Department of Home Affairs · organisation
560 mentions on 6 stations in 30 days
47 stories on 2 stations in the last 30 days · all stations
Disagreement exists among a group of refugees about relocating to the Landela repatriation camp in Krugersdorp in Gauteng. For the past four months, they have been living on the pavement outside a home affairs office in Durban. In May, the group marched to the
Claims to be assessed. So, here's what the press statement by the Home Affairs Department does not do. It does not tell us what happens now. So, the people who are waiting in queues to apply, how are they to be received by the Home Affairs officers this
Speaks and they pass judgments. I mean, though, that's the supreme law of the land. And everyone has to observe those laws, including the Department of Home Affairs. So, if the Department of Home Affairs are not following through on the constitutional judgment
not just a matter for South Africa. It's a matter that globally we need to engage on, learn experiences from one another, and find a way of actually addressing it. And I do think that the Commonwealth Africa region and the decision they've taken of having
The previous news headlines that the Home Affairs Department has withdrawn the directives that it issued to process the asylum seekers applications. What does that mean? Does that mean now that those asylum seekers who are chewing outside those Department of
Having officials to facilitate the entry of prohibited items, whether current disciplinary and security measures are sufficient to restore accountability. And joining me, I've got chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Correctional Services. That's Homozo
Well, for me, I think CESAS is just a waste of money because, as your guest says, there are sometimes undercounts and then they do adjustments. It means that those adjustments are just guesswork. Why don't they just maybe work with departments like the Home
the claim coming from Mervyn Sorota, the DA Gauteng Shadow MSC for Human Settlements, is that 14 out of 45 government-funded housing projects in Gauteng province have been illegally occupied. And as you know, the result of that is complete breakdown. Well,
Have sufficient time to properly capacitate the Home Affairs Department. Your response to that, were you threatening to take Home Affairs to court again for being in contempt of court? Well, I'm not aware of that, but obviously, when there's a court order, the
status. So, at a practical level, then what does it mean right now? What happens now if a police officer is going to find somebody who has no papers, etc.? How do things proceed, even with the Department of Home Affairs at a practical level? Okay, so the
We are coordinating in terms of response and the submission that is made by government. And all of us will look from security issues in relation to the matter and the home affairs migration. The difficulty here is that we're still sitting with a home affairs
BC News this morning after the Home Affairs Department withdrew a directive that had expanded access to asylum application processes following the ruling. Home Affairs, on average, rejects 95% of these types of applications that it receives because they are
Part of the procedures of the Home Affairs Department and whether or not they're following their own due process, would that be justified? So, yes, I hear the emotive aspect of it, right, and the consequence of it. But was it up to the court to manage this?
public concerns following a constitutional court ruling. He spoke to SABC News this morning after the Home Affairs Department withdrew a directive that had expanded access to asylum application processes following the ruling. Home Affairs, on average, rejects
The department that is responsible for identification act is the Home Affairs Department. Therefore, for identification, people must use IDs, hence the amendments that we are introducing. Former US President Kamala Harris has urged governments and technology
Department of Home Affairs · organisation
560 mentions on 6 stations in 30 days
1 251 older mentions across 5 months on 4 stations. Sign in to search the archive.
796 mentions across 6 stations, last 30 days
Named in these moments, most often first
Each opens the place's own page
What radio said
About 300 refugees with refugee status have been living on the pavement outside a Durban Home Affairs office and are packing to be moved to the Lindela repatriation centre 1. Commentators said the department's press statement did not explain what happens next for applicants, and that the Director General issued a directive without the minister's knowledge 23.
AI summary of the moments below, cited by number. Verify before quoting.