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Green ID books to be phased out as South Africa moves toward digital identity system
South Africa will progressively phase out green ID books as part of a transition to a biometric digital ID system aimed at reducing fraud and modernising services.
President Ramaphosa draws a line: employers hiring undocumented foreign nationals could be jailed
President Ramaphosa announces tougher penalties for employers hiring undocumented foreign nationals, addressing exploitation and job opportunities.
Ghost employees cost SA R3.9bn in 2025 as Home Affairs launches new system to end payroll fraud
The Department of Home Affairs announced a new real-time digital verification portal launching on 15 June 2026 to tackle ghost employees after payroll fraud.
Lenacapavir rollout expected to benefit pregnant mothers
South Africa launches Lenacapavir, a long-acting HIV prevention drug, aiming to cut infection rates with just two annual injections, benefiting mothers.
Professor Loren Landau critiques state's role in linking immigration to South Africa's social issues
Professor Loren Landau discusses the state's complicity in linking immigration to social ills and the implications of the 30 June 2026 shutdown for politics.
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Crime experts speaks about illegal immigration marches ahead of shutdown
Dr Tinyiku Ngoveni warns that South Africa's security framework is compromised, risking severe economic impacts and loss of life ahead of the June 30 shutdown.
Chinese factory owner and 21 undocumented workers detained in KZN factory crackdown
A Chinese factory owner and 21 undocumented workers were arrested in KwaZulu-Natal, revealing shocking labour exploitation and immigration violations.
Two Benoni traffic wardens arrested for alleged extortion of domestic worker
Two AmaPanyaza wardens in Benoni face serious charges of extortion and possession of suspicious documents after allegedly demanding R4,000 from a domestic worker.
“Political parties are clamouring for attention”: Ramaphosa fires back over Phala Phala criticism
President Cyril Ramaphosa dismisses opposition claims about the Phala Phala farm scandal, emphasising focus on economic growth ahead of local elections.
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