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Minister of home affairs malusi gigaba
New Home Affairs system to crack down on corruption, improve service delivery
The intervention could see a decrease in the high rates of corruption at the Marabastad refugee office.
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‘New asylum application system to relieve pressure on officials, foreign nationals’
Next month, the Marabastad refugee reception office will launch the paperless system.
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Gigaba launches paperless system at Marabastad refugee centre
Malusi Gigaba says ridding the application process of queues decreases chances of collusion and corruption.
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Minister Gigaba hears LGBTI plea to ban homophobic pastor
Controversial American pastor Steven Anderson is expected to visit the country soon.
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Home Affairs to prioritise sensitivity training around LGBTI
Minister Gigaba says staff attitudes must be addressed as they can affect services provided to LGBTI people.
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Smart IDs could improve access to services - Malusi Gigaba
The minister says smart ID cards could change the way South Africans go about their lives.
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‘SA undermining the value of Home Affairs’
Malusi Gigaba says South Africa has failed to exploit the department’s full potential.
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Gigaba meets LGBTI community to assess implementation of Civil Union Act
The meeting was held to assess the implementation of the Act and the compliance of Home Affairs offices.
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Over 226,000 ID docs remain uncollected at Home Affairs
In the WC alone, around 25,000 smart ID cards and about 4,000 green ID books are yet to be collected.
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Minister vs Minister in visa rules fiasco
Gigaba insists that the safety of children cannot come second to chasing profits & tourism numbers.
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'New visa regulations need better enforcement'
Home Affairs maintains the new regulations are necessary to combat child trafficking.
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R118m to be spent on immigration inspectors
Home Affairs wants to clamp down on companies & individuals employing foreigners without working visas.
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Home Affairs to continue smart ID card roll-out
Malusi Gigaba said the department has so far opened 70 dedicated smart card offices.
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Minister plans surprise visits to home affairs offices
The minister said he is planning more unannounced visits in an effort to increase service delivery.
