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Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber announces home delivery for renewed Smart IDs and passports, streamlining applications through 327 bank branches nationwide.
Hundreds of thousands of South African security guards lack proper training under POPIA, risking fines as new data protection rules redefine their roles.
Absa Bank now offers Home Affairs Smart ID and passport applications in select branches, enhancing accessibility and reducing queues for South Africans.
A Nigerian man living in Mzansi since 2009 has gone viral after demanding that Home Affairs verify his migration status and issue his documents after 16 years.
Home Affairs has launched a nationwide campaign offering relief to South Africans with blocked ID numbers, allowing affected individuals to submit documents.
South Africans may soon store digital IDs on smartphones. The DHA's draft regulations aim to revolutionise identity verification with biometric technology.
SASSA Gold Card users must switch to the new Black Card by August 2026 to avoid disruption in grant payments. Learn about the easy collection process and safety tips
Capitec expands Smart ID services to 67 branches, enabling quick applications in under five minutes and pushing Mzansi past 100 bank branches for the first time.
A Cape Town TikToker showed Mzansi how to replace a Smart ID at a Capitec branch in under five minutes without queuing at the Department of Home Affairs
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