‘As for the Guptas’ experience with home affairs, who knew it could be so efficient?’
In the hours following Gigaba’s statement, it emerged that Atul is a South African citizen and that he and Rajesh are registered to vote
EFF spokesperson Mbuyiseni Ndlozi said Gigaba had lied to a court of law and to the country about the Guptas’ citizenship
Everything regarding the Gupta family’s naturalisation was above board and to the law
"The cost of this Bosasa looting has been paid by immigrants detained in inhumane and undignified conditions at Lindela", the DA says.
Mkuseli Apelni has challenged his ex-minister’s decision to suspend him, saying it’s Zuma’s job
Minister of Home Affairs Hlengiwe Mkhize has denied asking director general Mkuseli Apleni to help settle her son’s legal battles
Home Affairs Minister Hlengiwe Mkhize announced the suspension in a one-line statement on Monday afternoon. No reason was given.
The judgment should improve the home affairs department’s attitude to transgender marriages
Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba was due in Parliament on Tuesday morning to account for some members of the Gupta family’s naturalisation
"There is an interesting battle emerging between the department of home affairs and Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba"
Anderson has been embraced by a Cape Town-based preacher who plans to open two churches with him
Herman Mashaba blames the government for crime in Johannesburg, saying that they had been ineffective in implementing law and order.
The minister says if even the NG Kerk can vote for same-sex marriages, then ‘anybody can change’.
Rollercoaster week for LBGTI community with rejection of hate preacher but also reluctance from marriage officers.
An LGBTI organisation in the country has initiated an online petition against Steven Anderson’s visit to establish a branch of his church there.
Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba met with representatives of LGBTI advocacy groups on Tuesday, and said he was "shocked" by what he heard.
The Gupta family does not have links to the processing of visas for foreign visitors to South Africa, the department of home affairs said on Monday.
But the thriving informal economy situated near the department’s Marabastad offices is now feeling the pinch, thanks to its increased efficiency.
Home Affairs sees nothing wrong with the immigration rules and finds that travellers’ complaints are "baseless and inaccurate".
Cyril Ramaphosa will head the inter-ministerial committee set up to deal with the upheaval new visa regulations have caused in the tourism industry.
Endemic bribery is crippling the system meant to regulate the influx of migrants, a study has shown.
The travel sector is pushing for an urgent review of new visa regulations amid forecasts of lower tourist numbers.
The Chamber of Commerce and Industry warns that the new regulations will have negative implications for South Africa’s economic development.
MPs opposed to the new rules cite the backlog of unabridged birth certificate applications, informing rural teenage mothers and the effect on tourism.
Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba says that major banks will soon offer application services for South Africans to obtain their smart ID cards.
A similar process to that of the special dispensation permit for Zimbabweans is in the pipeline for other African countries.
Following numerous reports of abuse, Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba has asked the organisation to establish an office at the centre.
Five months after the birth of his baby girl, Oupa Nkosi still has no birth certificate for his daughter. But it’s not for lack of trying.
Those working in travel say SA’s tourism industry faces devastating consequences if the new immigration regulations are not delayed.
The home affairs minister has urged South Africans not to apply for smart ID cards before being invited, according to their month of birth, to do so.
Policy documents have outlined the party’s plans to crack down on illegitimate asylum seekers.