Passengers departing South Africa are waiting for more than 60 minutes in queues at Terminal A at @ortambo_int@TheBMA_SA says it is operating at just 25% capacity due to limited funding.
This is not the image we should be projecting to visitors or our own citizens.
Efficient border management is essential for tourism, business and national security.
This needs urgent attention.
@homeaffairsZA@Leon_Schreib
This is how you do it ladies and gentleman may other government officials take note, straight forward and straight to the point, asinavalo and we don’t negotiate with terrorists approach.👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
ZAMBIAN 🇿🇲 MINISTER OF HEALTH GREETED WITH DUST BY COMMUNITY DURING HIS VISIT.😭😭
This is what we should do when we See Any ANC minister in South Africa 🇿🇦.
Two women were arrested for identity theft in Ulundi this week.
One of them is a 55-year-old South African, while the other is believed to be a 44-year-old foreign national.
They allegedly worked together to help a foreign teenager apply for an ID at the Mahlabathini office last August, using the particulars of a South African man from Ulundi.
The victim - whose birth certificate was stolen - became aware when he visited the Ulundi office to apply for a smart ID for the first time.
An internal investigation was launched by the DHA's Counter Corruption Unit, which led to a criminal case registered by SAPS.
The women are currently in custody and are due back in court next week.
Investigations are continuing and more arrests are possible.
SARS takes up to 45% of what we earn, then we pay 15% VAT on almost everything we buy. Inflation eats whatever we manage to save, municipal rates & levies come for the property we already own, and fuel levies are waiting every time we fill up. At this point South Africans aren’t citizens, we’re shareholders with no dividends
Does South Africa have health and safety inspectors? If so, when do they conduct site visits, and where? When many spaza shops are selling expired goods.
What this means in simple terms
If a foreign couple has a baby in South Africa, the baby’s birth must be registered even if the parents are undocumented or overstayed their visas. The child must be issued a birth certificate recording the facts of their birth that can lately be used to register their children in their countries.
What it does not mean:
-It does not make the child a South African citizen.
-It does not give the parents legal status or permanent residence.
-It does not stop Home Affairs from deporting parents who are in the country unlawfully.
The judge specifically emphasized that birth registration does not automatically confer South African citizenship.
The Grand Illusion of South African Education: A Case Study of Midrand High School :
Let’s talk about Midrand High School and the Gauteng Department of Education. Earlier this year, a parent raised a massive red flag about the extreme number of foreign teachers at the school. Yet, the silence from @EducationGP is deafening.
For context, here is the educator roll call a concerned parent asked MEC Lebogang Maile to investigate to ensure their immigration and labor documents are legally 100% in order:
• Mr S Bhila (Maths)
• Ms B Chikwiri (Science)
• Mr M Chingono (Maths)
• Ms S Kibuuka (Econ)
• Ms P Mabhena (IsiZulu)
• Mr W Manyame (Maths)
• Mr T Mathobela (Science)
• Ms M Miti (History)
• Mr T Mudamburi (Maths)
• Mr E Mundandi (LO)
• Mr M Ncube (English)
• Ms N Ncube (Life Science)
• Mr R Ncube (Life Science)
That is NINETEEN teachers in just one institution. 😳 👀
We are constantly told by the GDE that foreign nationals are only hired for "scarce and critical skills."
Please explain to us how Life Orientation, Tourism, English, History, and IsiZulu became critically scarce skills in South Africa? The math is not mathing.
With thousands of qualified, young South African education graduates sitting at home collecting cobwebs and stress, how is this justified? The "rare skills" excuse is officially dead. There is no shortage of local talent; there is a shortage of accountability.
@SADTU_National, your silence on this is incredibly loud. Do local teacher unions only care about local teachers during strike season?And where are Home Affairs, @section_27, SACE, and the Labour Dept on this? Is anyone actually checking the paperwork? 🧐
MEC Lebogang Maile, South Africans are tired of a provincial department that operates with its eyes wide shut. We want the laws of this republic applied without fear or favour.
Fix the system. Our unemployed youth are watching. 🇿🇦 Change my mind.
In a no-holds-barred interview with an Australian news channel, Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma laid bare the reality of South Africa's immigration crisis ..; and the government's complete failure to act.
Jacinta Ngobese just told the world: "Our government doesn't have a backbone."
15 to 30 million illegal immigrants. A collapsed system. A government that ignores its people.
she said:
"There are 15 to 30 million illegal immigrants in South Africa – not 3 million."
"Refugees have almost exactly the same rights as citizens – so everyone just walks in and claims refugee status."
"The government doesn't even have enough vehicles, places to keep immigrants, or addresses for refugees."
"The marches have been peaceful. We would have been arrested if they were violent."
"The media has already chosen a side. They spread propaganda – like claiming we carry sticks to attack foreigners, when it's part of Zulu culture."
"South Africans feel like second-class citizens in their own country."
"We demand a border wall. We demand that the government talks to neighboring countries to stop the collapse."
She also revealed the heartbreaking story of a 74-year-old woman stabbed 43 times by a Burundian soldier – because her brother supported March and March.
This is the crisis the government refuses to address.
This is the truth the media refuses to report.