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US President Donald Trump's new executive order demands proof of citizenship for voting, igniting fierce backlash from experts who warn it could disenfranchise millions.
Thousands of South African women face a hidden crisis - the inability to secure citizenship for themselves and their children. As Human Rights Day approaches, the 'Her Documents: Her Dignity' campaign reveals how bureaucracy and discrimination leave many women trapped in legal limbo, affecting everything from education to healthcare access.
A Gauteng high court ruling has addressed the plight of a stateless child born to refugee parents, highlighting the implications of the Citizenship Amendment Act in South Africa
In a landmark ruling, the Western Cape High Court has condemned Home Affairs officials for unlawfully blocking citizenship applications, ordering immediate changes to protect applicants' rights and ensure fair treatment. Judge Constance Nziweni's decision challenges systemic gatekeeping practices that have denied countless applicants their legal right to apply for citizenship.
Tax Justice SA urges the South African government to reconsider a proposed VAT hike, arguing that tackling the illicit cigarette trade could generate the necessary revenue without burdening citizens.
Rungo was arrested on Saturday by investigators from the Department of Home Affairs, assisted by the SAPS.
Anabela Rungo, mother of Miss Nigeria Chidimma Adetshina, has been arrested in Cape Town following allegations of fraudulent documentation and ongoing investigations into her residency status.
Anabela Rungo, mother of Miss Nigeria Chidimma Adetshina, has been arrested in Cape Town following allegations of fraudulent documentation and ongoing investigations into her residency status.
Isipingo residents express frustration over ongoing service delivery failures during a meeting with municipal officials, demanding urgent solutions to pressing issues.
Despite the EFF calling on the president to revoke the citizenship of any Afrikaner who accepts Trump’s offer for refuge, organisations and political counterparts beg to differ.
South Africa's EFF responds strongly to Trump's controversial refugee policy.
As South Africa settles into its post-election period, Professor Eldrid Jordaan explores why citizen engagement shouldn't end at the ballot box. Through technological innovation and active participation, democracy can thrive daily, not just during elections.
Calls for urgent action against the exploitation of undocumented workers in Cape Town's hospitality sector have intensified following recent arrests of employers involved in illegal practices.
Exploring South Africa's historical journey of solidarity with foreign nations, this article delves into the complexities of xenophobia, the rights of undocumented individuals, and the ongoing challenges faced by both South Africans and foreigners in the current socio-economic landscape
The department noted that municipal officials would assist applicants in the process, ensuring timely approvals and smooth operations for new and existing businesses.
Cash-in-transit robberies are surging in South Africa this festive season, raising concerns about public safety. Recent incidents highlight the alarming trend, prompting law enforcement to intensify efforts to combat these crimes.
A deputy national director of public prosecutions without security clearance presents challenges for an entity that is tasked with upholding the rule of law and ensuring that prosecutions are conducted fairly.
Anton du Plessis’ dual citizenship said to be at the centre of vetting concerns.
The DA said the SCA was correct in all aspects in its approach to this matter
Woman mistakenly drops nearly R211 000. A stranger found it and handed it in to return to her.
Human rights lawyers have called on the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) to expedite the proper digitalisation of its records rather than handling with caution the unblocking of unlawfully blocked IDs. This comes amid the DHA’s broadened investigation into the citizenship of former Miss South Africa finalist Chidimma Adetshina, which the department said had also highlighted the reason for it blocking certain duplicate IDs.
Ahead of the finale, the 23-year-old posted a statement on her Instagram stories to announce her decision.
‘If the law has been broken, let the law take it’s course,’ says DJ Sbu as he ‘unreservedly’ apologizes to netizens on air.
While Miss SA pageant organisers have yet to comment on the latest developments on title hopeful, Chidimma Adetshina, a legal expert believes she should pull out of the event.
An innocent South African mother, whose identity may have been stolen as part of the alleged fraud committed by Adetshina’s mother, suffered as a result because she could not register her child,” said the department.