Department of Home Affairs
Border officials rescue 14 children being smuggled into country, deny 8 illegal immigrants entry
Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber is celebrating two breakthroughs by the Border Management Authority, but South Africans think they can do much better.
Home Affairs Minister extends Zimbabwean Exemption Permits deadline to 2025, South Africans furious
Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber has extended the deadline for the Zimbabwean Extension Permit, and South Africans are furious with the decision.
Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber calls out journalists after ID mishap
Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber slammed a journalist for conducting an interview where a young girl blamed Home Affairs for a mistake that wasn't its fault.
Home Affairs online booking system draws criticism, South Africans not impressed: "That is a joke"
The Branch Appointment Booking System from Home Affairs was designed to reduce queues and improve efficiency, but South Africans are not impressed.
South Africans still struggling to get smart ID cards, netizens discuss
About a third of South Africans have smart ID cards and the rest do not have smart ID cards. Many struggle because of long queues and affordability.
Police raid 2 clothing warehouses in Newcastle in KZN, arrest 268 illegal immigrants employed there
South Africans are full of praise for police after the arrest of 268 illegal immigrants in the country who were employed at two warehouses in Newcastle.
Home Affairs fires 18 crooked officials, South Africans applaud department's crackdown on crime
The Department of Home Affairs has fired 18 officials for dodgy dealings, with all of dismissed for engaging in fraudulent and corrupt activities.
"R80 000 saved": Couple flex beautiful home affairs wedding, gets SA's blessing
A young couple had a beautiful marriage at the Department of Home Affairs. The wife shared a video on her TikTok account, making Mzansi proud of them.
South Africans reluctant to get Smart IDs, blame long queues and costs: "They must give it for free"
Despite Home Affairs' continued efforts to encourage citizens to get the new Smart IDs, may are reluctant to part ways with their trusted green barcoded ID books.
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