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Timothy Omotoso sent back to Nigeria, South Africans not happy
Nigerian televangelist Tim Omotoso volunteered to leave the country weeks after he was arrested for violating the Immigrations Act. South Africans weren't pleased.
Tim Omotoso files urgent application to overturn illegal status declaration
Timothy Omotoso filed an urgent application against the Department of Home Affairs, challenging the prohibited declaration Home Affairs made after his arrest.
KZN woman angry at SA about Omotoso’s arrest and begs to take his place in jail
A South African woman from KwaZulu-Natal hopped online to expressed her pain towards the rearrest of Nigerian televangelist, Timothy Omotoso on Saturday.
Department of Home Affairs declares Tim Omotoso an illegal resident, EFF weighs in on arrest
The Department of Home Affairs confirmed that televangelist Tim Omotoso, who was arrested in East London on 10 May 2025, was declared an illegal resident.
Tembisa Man arrested for manufacturing fraudulent documents, found with IDs and driver's licences
South Africans are in disbelief after a Tembisa man was arrested and found in possession of fraudulent documents, including driver's licenses and identity documents.
Home Affairs minister launches high-tech tools for improved border control
Minister of Home Affairs Leon Schreiber unveils advanced technology, including drones and body cameras, to enhance border security and tackle corruption
"Sorry to see you go": US family of 8 given deadline to exit the country, SA divided
A mom shared her emotional visa renewal battle in SA, where only half of her family was allowed to stay, forcing them to start packing for America again.
Leon Schreiber issues stern warning to corrupt Home Affairs officials, SA hopes change is coming
Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber has promised to deal with corrupt officials within the department, saying they would face the full force of the law.
Home Affairs blamed after R140 million in SASSA grants paid to dead beneficiaries, SA disgusted
SASSA has blamed the Department of Home Affairs for a "blunder" which led to dead beneficiaries being paid out 75,000 times, amounting to R140 million in losses.
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