Vryheid in Waarheid … Water is Lewe
Minister Aaron Motsoaledi welcomes the sentencing of former Home Affairs employees, Steven Boshego and Leseba Malekane this week. They are each sentenced to a five-year jail term. Steven Boshego was an Administration Clerk working at the KwaMhlanga office in Mpumalanga. He was convicted for fraud at the KwaMhlanga Magistrate Court following his arrest for… Continue reading Fraud, Corruption, Sentences – Home Affairs February 2020
MOBILE PHONES The chairperson of the parliament portfolio committee on home affairs, Hlomani Chauke, has urged the department of home affairs to consider an outright ban on cellphone usage by frontline staff during working hours at all home affairs offices. Chauke said the ban should be enforced because of the numerous complaints the committee had received… Continue reading Bad services (home affairs)
*Daar is nie net een etniese groep van volk in Suid-Afrika nie. Elkeen het hul verskille, met kulture, tradisies, gelowe, sowel duisende tradisionele leiers, hoofmanne en ander. There are different ethnic peoples in South Africa and they all have their differences, cultures, traditions, believes and languages. Most of them have their own and different… Continue reading Ethnic people in South Africa
Demonstrating its commitment to building a unified, inclusive and caring South African society, the Department of Home Affairs presents the inaugural SOUTH AFRICAN MIGRANTS AWARDS during Africa Month. Hosting the SOUTH AFRICAN MIGRANTS AWARDS annually will also better improve the integration of migrants and foreign nationals within South African communities. This initiative is one… Continue reading Migrant awards Mkhaya
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