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Minister Schreiber reveals innovative drones and body cameras to strengthen South Africa's border security, aiming to curb illegal crossings and enhance law enforcement transparency.
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Immigration officer Adrian Jackson testifies in the bail hearing of Anabela Rungo, who faces serious immigration fraud charges linked to her identity and residency status in South Africa.
The immigration officer confirmed they arrested Rungo at the Milnerton police station after she could not provide the unit with legitimate documents.
Immigration officer Adrian Jackson testifies in the bail hearing of Anabela Rungo, who faces serious immigration fraud charges linked to her identity and residency status in South Africa.
Rungo was arrested on Saturday by investigators from the Department of Home Affairs, assisted by the SAPS.
Rungo faces two charges relating to contravening the Immigration Act, and a charge of contravening the Identification Act.
Magistrate Sadiqah Guendouz raised concerns over the State's handling of Anabela Rungo's case, highlighting the lack of crucial information in the docket.
“In an apparent act of brazen disregard for the legal consequences of her conduct, it appears that Anabela Rungo has defied her ‘undesirable’ status through her Mozambican passport,” said the Department of Home Affairs spokesperson, Siya Qoza.
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.
South Africa’s Trusted Tour Operator Scheme promises to streamline visa processes for tourists from India and China, addressing long-standing challenges in the tourism sector.
Authorities uncover expired baby formula and unsanitary conditions in Khayelitsha spaza shops during a joint operation, raising serious health concerns.
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During the festive season, South Africa’s Border Management Authority intercepted over 58 000 illegal entries, doubling last year’s figures, showcasing enhanced border security measures.
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Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber has previously indicated that the shortfall for the BMA over the medium term expenditure framework period was R4. 353 billion.
Home Affairs Minister Dr. Leon Schreiber welcomes the significant boost in South Africa’s passport ranking, attributing the improvement to ongoing reforms and digitalisation aimed at enhancing document security.
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.
Border Management Authority arrests more than 120 illegal immigrants at Beitbridge port of entry, using drone technology to prevent unauthorized crossings.
The Border Management Authority (BMA) confirmed that it had arrested more than 120 people who tried to enter South Africa illegally over festive season.
As Mozambique faces increasing violence and political unrest, the DA raises concerns about the safety of South African citizens and calls for government action.
Seventeen passengers, including minors, were detained during a roadblock in KwaZulu-Natal, raising concerns about illegal immigration and human trafficking.
ACSA has urged holidaymakers to adjust their travel schedules to prevent delays and ensure a smoother journey.
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