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not sure if I take that. And let me put it this way: I interviewed the DDG of Home Affairs on Monday. Tulani Mavuso is the DDG. This is the person who signed the directive. He himself said to me on Monday, and I asked about the issue of capacity. He says, Yes,
foreseen. That's exactly the conversation I had with the DDG of the Home Affairs Department. Remember Tulani Mavuso, the person who actually signed the directive, he spoke to us on Monday and he even confirmed that the department is actually going to struggle
that capacity, unfortunately. I don't think. Also, it creates an administrative burden on the home affairs. Anybody could have told him that. Anybody could, when I spoke to the DDG on Monday, because he's the one, Tulani Mavuso, who signed that directive.
foreseen. That's exactly the conversation I had with the DDG of the Home Affairs Department. Remember Tulani Mavuso, the person who actually signed the directive, he spoke to us on Monday and he even confirmed that the department is actually going to struggle
not sure if I take that. And let me put it this way: I interviewed the DDG of Home Affairs on Monday. Tulani Mavuso is the DDG. This is the person who signed the directive. He himself said to me on Monday, and I asked about the issue of capacity. He says, yes,
South Africa whose status, you know, so it wasn't necessarily being given to all South Africans. In fact, here's the answer from Tulani Mavuso, who is the Deputy Director General of the Department of Home Affairs, to clarify. Good morning, Mr. Bima. Just to
General Tulani Mavuso instructs all refugee reception officers to immediately receive anyone who reports in person and it indicates that they want to apply for asylum. And that includes people who may have entered the country unlawfully, who have entered
Asylum seekers. So, what we'll do is get some clarity from Tulani Mavuso, who's the Deputy Director General at Home Affairs. So, if there's anything that concerns you, you need some clarity and you've got a specific question, get it ready. We're going to speak
Especially online. So there's a Home Affairs Communica signed by the Deputy Director General Tulani Mavuso, which instructs all refugee reception officers to immediately receive anyone who reports in person and indicates that they want to apply for asylum.
especially online. So there's a home affairs communique signed by the Deputy Director General Tulani Mavuso, which instructs all refugee reception officers to immediately receive anyone who reports in person and indicates that they want to apply for asylum.
could have told him that. Anybody could, when I spoke to the DDG on Monday, because he's the one, Tulani Mavuso, who signed that directive, I said, I was asking, but you have never had capacity. If you open these floodgates, what makes you think you're going
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not sure if I take that. And let me put it this way: I interviewed the DDG of Home Affairs on Monday. Tulani Mavuso is the DDG. This is the person who signed the directive. He himself said to me on Monday, and I asked about the issue of capacity. He says, Yes,
foreseen. That's exactly the conversation I had with the DDG of the Home Affairs Department. Remember Tulani Mavuso, the person who actually signed the directive, he spoke to us on Monday and he even confirmed that the department is actually going to struggle
that capacity, unfortunately. I don't think. Also, it creates an administrative burden on the home affairs. Anybody could have told him that. Anybody could, when I spoke to the DDG on Monday, because he's the one, Tulani Mavuso, who signed that directive.
foreseen. That's exactly the conversation I had with the DDG of the Home Affairs Department. Remember Tulani Mavuso, the person who actually signed the directive, he spoke to us on Monday and he even confirmed that the department is actually going to struggle
not sure if I take that. And let me put it this way: I interviewed the DDG of Home Affairs on Monday. Tulani Mavuso is the DDG. This is the person who signed the directive. He himself said to me on Monday, and I asked about the issue of capacity. He says, yes,
South Africa whose status, you know, so it wasn't necessarily being given to all South Africans. In fact, here's the answer from Tulani Mavuso, who is the Deputy Director General of the Department of Home Affairs, to clarify. Good morning, Mr. Bima. Just to
General Tulani Mavuso instructs all refugee reception officers to immediately receive anyone who reports in person and it indicates that they want to apply for asylum. And that includes people who may have entered the country unlawfully, who have entered
Asylum seekers. So, what we'll do is get some clarity from Tulani Mavuso, who's the Deputy Director General at Home Affairs. So, if there's anything that concerns you, you need some clarity and you've got a specific question, get it ready. We're going to speak
Especially online. So there's a Home Affairs Communica signed by the Deputy Director General Tulani Mavuso, which instructs all refugee reception officers to immediately receive anyone who reports in person and indicates that they want to apply for asylum.
especially online. So there's a home affairs communique signed by the Deputy Director General Tulani Mavuso, which instructs all refugee reception officers to immediately receive anyone who reports in person and indicates that they want to apply for asylum.
could have told him that. Anybody could, when I spoke to the DDG on Monday, because he's the one, Tulani Mavuso, who signed that directive, I said, I was asking, but you have never had capacity. If you open these floodgates, what makes you think you're going
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Tulani Mavuso, Deputy Director General of Home Affairs, is the official who signed a directive instructing refugee reception officers to immediately receive anyone reporting in person who wants to apply for asylum, including people who entered unlawfully or without a visa 7. A 702 presenter said Mavuso had acknowledged in an interview that the department had worried about capacity and that the directive would cause an administrative problem 13.
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