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[Zola Hashatsi ka Motsiri @zola_hashatsi]

Satafrika and TV, Film, Theatre and Entertainment Fraternity please help me wish this exceptional thespian that was #MichelleBotes a Happy Posthumous Birthday. It's been 1 year and 10 months since she left has. She would have been 64 today. Thank you for all your contribution to

[Ayomide 🧢 @Haryormdey4u]

I never dodged reading out loud in class. I was praying the teacher would pick the longest paragraph so I could show off my vocabulary and pronunciation. 😭😭

[knick @Knick_RSA]

We urge people who Studied IT to hack that Home Affairs system and block any registration of Asylum seekers.

[kel🧛ツ @kelcrown]

“what will people say”

nothing, maybe a little “rest in peace” when you’re gone.

go and live.

[Derron E. Short @DerronEShort]

If your best behavior is not reserved for your spouse, you need to reevaluate your priorities. The person who shares your life should not receive the worst of you while strangers get your charm, patience, attention, and respect.

[MDN NEWS @MDNnewss]

BREAKING NEWS 🚨

Home Affairs To Launch Online Asylum Registration By 10 November

The Department of Home Affairs will introduce an online registration and appointment system for asylum seekers by 10 November following unrest linked to the processing of asylum applications.

Justice and Constitutional Development Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi, who chairs the Inter-Ministerial Committee on Migration, announced the plan, today Sunday.

Under the proposed system, asylum seekers will register their intention to apply for asylum through an online platform. They will receive an electronic receipt containing their personal details, biometric information, a reference number and an appointment date at a Refugee Reception Office.

The receipt will not serve as a Section 22 asylum seeker visa or grant refugee status. However, it will provide proof that a person has declared an intention to seek asylum and trigger protection against being returned to a country where they could face persecution or other serious harm.

Officials and the Border Management Authority have been instructed not to arrest, detain or deport people solely because they do not have an asylum seeker visa if they hold a valid receipt while their applications are being processed.

Assisted registration will also be available at refugee reception offices. People in police or immigration detention will be able to request assistance from officials, legal representatives and civil society organisations.

The announcement follows the withdrawal of a directive issued on 28 September that instructed Home Affairs offices to accept asylum applications from people who had entered South Africa irregularly or failed to meet previous procedural requirements.

The directive was intended to implement a Constitutional Court ruling in the Scalabrini Centre of Cape Town case, which struck down provisions that prevented people from accessing the asylum system on procedural grounds.

The directive was followed by a surge in applications at refugee reception offices, placing pressure on the department's facilities. Anti-immigration protests in Soweto and Durban subsequently turned violent, with vehicles torched and businesses targeted. Authorities have reported 30 arrests linked to the unrest.

Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber said the new platform would build on existing digital systems, including biometric capture and verification technology used in the electronic travel authorisation process.

Government is also preparing to approach the courts for a supervisory order and potentially a suspension period to give the department time to strengthen its administrative capacity while complying with the Constitutional Court judgment.

Deportations will continue for people who have not declared an intention to apply for asylum and those whose asylum claims have been finally rejected.

Kubayi said the approach aims to meet South Africa's constitutional obligations while ensuring that asylum applications are processed in an orderly manner and addressing public concerns.

[Enny🌸 @_simplyenny]

Durbanites....I hear you😍🔥🤌🏼

[eNCA @eNCA]

Tensions remain high in Durban as protesters continue demonstrations against illegal foreign nationals in the country. Tune in to #eNCA, on #DStv403.

[Sihle Mavuso @ZANewsFlash]

WATCH: The protestors in Durban have now taken to the notorious Point area along the beachfront which is mainly occupied by Nigerian nationals accused of allegedly selling drugs and human trafficking - KZN Tonight Podcast

[PABLO @WonderMahlobo]

I knew KZN would be the first to take it to streets. This is our land 🇿🇦

[Sindz. M🇿🇦 @CeendzM]

Night shift in Durban KZN today🫡‼️

[𝖈𝖆𝖘𝖙𝖎𝖌𝖔. @bonganimalate]

This province is serious about protecting South Africans 👏

[Brian Krassenstein @krassenstein]

BREAKING: The Nobel Committee has decided to award the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize to Navanethem “Navi” Pillay.

She Defended Nelson Mandela and other activists fighting against apartheid in South Africa.

Note: It is NOT Trump!!

[The Nobel Prize @NobelPrize]

“I don’t believe it until I hear it from you!”

Listen to an exclusive call with our newest peace laureate Navi Pillay.

Pillay couldn't believe that she had been awarded the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize. Kristian Berg Harpviken, Director of the Norwegian Nobel Institute, was happy to confirm that the news was true.

[leonn @leonnparker]

a melhor memória de 2020 foi como os animais voltaram às ruas enquanto os humanos estavam em quarentena.

[The Nobel Prize @NobelPrize]

"Being a lawyer and a judge, I still want to verify this information."

Navi Pillay – newly awarded peace laureate – didn't yet believe she had actually been awarded a Nobel Prize, standing in the courtroom where the Nuremberg trials took place. She told the room, "I think it's very appropriate that I'm with friends and colleagues, all of whom support human rights."

Join us in congratulating our 2026 Nobel Peace Prize laureate!

[KayMaxed🌸🇿🇦 @KayMaxed]

I wish I was Zulu or Staying in KZN at least. That province is gonna be clean. Zulus know how to defend themselves and fight for their land.

[Pop Base @PopBase]

The 2026 Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to Navanethem Pillay.

[Black @LilithBlack25]

First they criticize, then copy and finally capitalize on it

[🗝️ @DiaryOfKeysus]

Jennifer Hudson acting like she can’t walk like we ain’t watch her strut through that alley in Spotlight… 💀