What you and others seem to fail to grasp is that rejection isn’t the only issue. Asylum applications and appeals can take years to finalise. What happens to applicants during that period? Where are they accommodated? How do they support themselves? What additional pressure does this place on already overstretched public services? And what happens when their applications are eventually rejected? Have you considered any of these practical implications or does your understanding of the issue begin and end with “they can still be rejected���?
Stellenbosch Pilot Crashes Plane With Almost R1 Billion Worth Of Cocaine On Board
Timothy James Clark crashed in a Brazilian sugar cane field with 200kg of cocaine on board with a street value of R920 million.
For each flight, Clark allegedly pocketed about R8.6 million.
BREAKING NEWS: Gwede Mantashe will be expelled from the ANC. This comes after he refused to carry a presidential mandate to sell Eskom through green energy.