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Home affairs minister Leon Schreiber said that banks will soon offer first-time smart ID applications, passports, and home delivery of civics documents.
The Department of Home Affairs has launched a tender to appoint a provider that will maintain its data centres and branch servers in order to provide “high availability” and “operational continuity.”
FNB plans to offer Home Affairs’ services at 240 branches across South Africa by December 2026.
The Department of Home Affairs has gazetted proposed regulations to introduce a R500 processing fee for ETAs in South Africa.
The bank also plans to introduce a mobile service, Bank on the Move, to offer smart ID applications in more underserved communities.
Chidimma Adetshina has bragged about enjoying oysters and champagne at the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town amid reports she is to be deported to Nigeria. The former Miss South Africa finalist – whose Mozambican mother committed identity fraud when registering her birth in South Africa – was declared a prohibited person by the Department of…
South Africa will soon have a new visa regime, with legal experts warning that the state is getting stricter with immigration.
An old clip of Chidimma Adetshina vowing never to return to South Africa has resurfaced amid news that she illegally entered the country. The former Miss SA finalist, who later won the Miss Universe Nigeria pageant, is awaiting deportation. Chidimma – whose Mozambican mother committed identity fraud when registering her birth in South Africa –…
A Nigerian family that was denied asylum in Ireland and deported to South Africa have been sent back to Nigeria, Minister of Home Affairs Leon Schreiber has confirmed. Foreign national Titilayo Oluwakemi Oyekanmi and her three sons fled SA, in which they have permanent residency, after they claimed that a gang had beaten them. Irish…
The Department of Home Affairs is continuing work to replace the green barcoded ID books with secure smart IDs.