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Motsoaledi: Minors still required to provide documents when they leave SA
The minister signed a new waiver concerning visa regulations on Friday.
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Motsoaledi: We are taking steps to improve SA marriage laws
Minister Aaron Motsoaledi said given South Africa's rich culture and diversity, the country's marriage policy needs urgent reconstruction.
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Motsoaledi: Home Affairs annulled over 1,000 fraudulent marriages in 2018/2019
Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi was speaking at Constitution Hill where the department held a marriage policy dialogue on Friday.
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Aaron Motsoaledi’s mother dies
The Department of Home Affairs said Sekeku Sina Motsoaledi passed away peacefully in Pretoria on Thursday morning.
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Motsoaledi: Lifting visas aimed at boosting tourism
The department announced that it has relaxed visa laws for Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and New Zealand.
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487 undocumented foreign nationals among 659 arrested in Joburg raid
Over 600 people were detained this week when police swooped in shops belonging to foreign nationals to seize fake goods.
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SAns living abroad to wait 6 months for finalisation of passport applications
This was revealed by Home Affairs Minister Dr Aaron Motsoaledi in a written parliamentary reply on Tuesday.
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Govt announces 7 more countries that can visit SA visa-free
Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi declared this during his budget vote speech this week.
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Home Affairs accused of undermining goal for united Africa
The EFF's Vuyani Pambo accused the department's policies related to foreign nationals as being anti-African.
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Over 1,000 fake marriages annulled since last year - Motsolaedi
Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi on Wednesday mentioned the issue during his budget vote speech in Parliament.
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Yeoville residents express mixed feelings following Cele’s visit
Cele and Motsoaledi promised to work hard to address issues such as crime, unemployment and tensions between locals and foreign nationals in the area.
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Motsoaledi: ‘Govt working to fast-track bill on illegal border crossings’
Motsoaledi says the bill has been passed by the National Assembly but it's stuck at the National Council of Provinces (NCOP).
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ID smart cards could prevent fake marriages, says Motsoaledi
Motsoaledi told Eyewitness News that the green bar-coded ID was vulnerable to security breaches leading to instances of identity duplication to the detriment of unsuspecting victims.
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Motsoaledi apologises to victims of fraudulent marriages
Nomathamsanqa Swartbooi was among those struggling to get assistance from the Department of Home Affairs after discovering she was fraudulently married to an unknown man.
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Aaron Motsoaledi apologises to marriage fraud victim
Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi apologised to Nomathamsanqa Swartbooi who has been a victim of a fraudulent marriage for 14 years.
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Aaron Motsoaledi apologises to marriage fraud victim
Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi apologised to Nomathamsanqa Swartbooi who has been a victim of a fraudulent marriage for 14 years.
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SA team to travel to the US to argue for Aids funding
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi reacts after the US says it may cut its funding for HIV treatment in SA by more than R5 billion.
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Motsoaledi disappointed over non-payment of doctors' salaries
Sama has since warned that the approximately 222 doctors in Gauteng alone who have been affected will not report for duty until they receive their salaries.
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Most health posts set for North West amid crisis, says Motsoaledi
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi says the province is in crisis, with a vacancy rate of 28%.
