Border management authority bill
Border Management Bill to pave way for tighter border control - Ramaphosa
President Cyril Ramaphosa signed the Border Management Authority Bill into law.
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Home Affairs wants one authority for SA ports of entry
South Africa's ports of entry are currently managed by over 18 entities including the police, the South African Revenue Services and Home Affairs.
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Border Management Authority Bill finally passed
The bill provides for a single authority to manage the country’s borders and ports of entry, including policing.
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SA border bill not passed, again
The Border Management Authority Bill first came before the House on 11 May.
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SA authorities told to iron out row over control of borders
Treasury, Saps & the Home Affairs Dept are at loggerheads over control of SA's borders.
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Saps, Treasury raise red flags over Border Management Authority Bill
Both say while they support a single border control body, Sars must remain in charge of customs.
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‘Proper border management critical to SA economy, growth’
National Treasury is one of the parties briefing parliament on the Border Management Authority Bill.
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Lawmakers commit to finalising Border Management Bill
The draft law will be central to the Home Affairs portfolio committee’s agenda when Parliament reconvenes.
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Border Management Authority Bill to be dealt with after elections
The draft law allows for the establishment of an overarching authority to control South Africa's borders.
