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Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba will testify under oath on his role in the Guptas’ alleged capture of his department
Mavuso replaces Mkuseli Apleni who resigned earlier this month to join the private sector at Discovery banking
Minister of Home Affairs Malusi Gigaba confirms that the department’s director general Mkuseli Apleni has resigned
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
Mkuseli Apelni has challenged his ex-minister’s decision to suspend him, saying it’s Zuma’s job
Muthambi announced on Sunday the suspension of her chief financial officer and a deputy director general.
Minister of Home Affairs Hlengiwe Mkhize has denied asking director general Mkuseli Apleni to help settle her son’s legal battles
Minister Hlengiwe Mkhize says a breakdown of trust led to Mkuseli Apleni’s sudden suspension
The union has accused Apleni of running the department with an "iron fist" and ruling over its workers with a "reign of terror".
Home Affairs Minister Hlengiwe Mkhize announced the suspension in a one-line statement on Monday afternoon. No reason was given.
First-time applicants and pensioners born in January or February have been invited to apply for ID cards to replace their green identity books.
Rude and embarrassing treatment by passport officials over religious dress upsets local Muslims.
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The home affairs department says the process of documenting more than 250 000 Zimbabweans living in South Africa has almost been completed.
Cleaning up home affairs might be "like climbing a greased pole", but with its first unqualified audit in years, the department says it’s back on top.
Gijima has been re-instated as the supplier of the home affairs department’s new R2,1-billion IT system after being axed almost a year ago.