Boity Thulo Reacts to the Department of Home Affairs’ Plan to Discontinue the Green ID Book

Boity Thulo Reacts to the Department of Home Affairs’ Plan to Discontinue the Green ID Book

  • Boity Thulo was stunned after finding out that the green ID book was officially being phased out
  • The media personality said she still uses hers and sees no reason to get the smart ID card
  • Mzansi felt Boity's pain, saying they have been loyal to their green books for many years

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Boity Thulo complained about letting go of her green ID book
Boity Thulo says she doesn't see a reason to replace her ID book. Images: Instagram/ boity and Getty Images/ Matthew de Lange
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Boity Thulo couldn't believe she would soon have to say goodbye to her green ID book after the Department of Home Affairs phases it out.

Boity Thulo holds on to her green ID book

The Department of Home Affairs's plan to phase out the green ID book is still in motion after reports that it would now be deemed invalid.

According to My Broadband, the DHA introduced the plan in 2013, hoping to phase out the old green ID books within five to seven years and replace them with new smart ID cards.

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As the plan continues at a snail's pace, it appears Boity Thulo is not too keen to let go of her green book, saying there's no reason to replace it.

Taking to her Twitter (X) page, the Wuz Dat rapper reacted to a photo of a news broadcast announcing the Department of Home Affairs's plan to discontinue the ID books:

"Why? I still use mine and see no reason to get the card!"

Mzansi reacts to green ID book termination

South Africans aren't ready to let go of their green ID books:

KokiePhalane said:

"They must give us a valid reason why we have to change our green books. If not, then what's the point of changing it?"

Lettiemolefe1 asked:

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"No petition to keep our green books?"

Simphiweyinkoc_ was curious:

"Eish, can’t they make an exception for us who don’t wanna change?"

Meanwhile, some netizens dragged Boity over her comment:

KelzCoWork dragged Boity:

"This is why Cassper Nyovest left you, for things like these. And you wondered why people never bought you wine."

Dingswayo_N said:

"It's time to move, don't ask why. How many boyfriends have you been moving from and never asked why?

Top_dawg15 wrote:

"You voted ANC so enjoy."

Mzansi celebs raise election concerns

In an earlier report, Briefly News shared online reactions to Sol Phenduka venting about not having his ID.

The Podcast and Chill host said that due to issues in the Department of Home Affairs' system, he and other South Africans would not be able to vote in the general elections because they couldn't get their IDs.

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Another entertainer who had voting troubles was Jub Jub, who wasn't allowed to vote due to being in a different location.

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Moroba Moroeng (Entertainment editor) Moroba Moroeng is an entertainment writer at Briefly News and a University of Johannesburg alumni (Public Relations and Communications, 2018). She was the content manager and, later, editor for HipHop Africa, where she honed her proofreading, leadership, and content management skills. Having begun her career as a content writer for Slikour OnLife, Moroba has over four years of experience as a writer specialising in music journalism and entertainment. She joined Briefly News in 2023 and passed a set of training courses by the Google News Initiative. Email: moroba.moroeng@briefly.co.za

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