10 tips on passport application at banks 2019
/in News, Work Permit South Africa news /by Work Permit South AfricaBased on the launched online service by the Department of Home Affairs which grants the people of South Africa the opportunity to carry out their passport application at banks, getting one’s passport has become a lot easier. But then, what are the processes that are involved in applying for your passport? Where can you apply […]
Ramaphosa appoints Siyabonga Cwele to Head Home Affairs
/in News, Work Permit South Africa news /by Work Permit South AfricaSouth African President Cyril Ramaphosa named Siyabonga Cwele as his home affairs minister, replacing Malusi Gigaba, who quit after he was found to have lied under oath in court. Siyabonga Cyprian Cwele was previous the Minister of Telecommunications and Postal Services and previously served as the Minister of State Security (formerly named Minister of Intelligence […]
Gigaba resigns as Home Affairs Minister
/in News, Work Permit South Africa news /by Work Permit South AfricaCould opening South Africa’s borders lead to job creation?
/in News, Work Permit South Africa news /by Work Permit South AfricaWhile President Ramaphosa courts global leaders for foreign direct investment, the headache of how to create jobs in South Africa’s struggling economy persists. There is clearly a need to be innovative and think outside the box. Here we ask: would loosening immigration control, making it easier for non-South Africans to enter and work, lead to […]
Encourage Youth To Enter Scarce Skills
/in News, Work Permit South Africa news /by Work Permit South AfricaAccording to the Artisan Training Institute (ATI), the current industry shortage of skilled artisans in some trades, offers an alternative and often an even more secure choice as a career path, than securing a university degree. A number of trend reports, including the Department of Higher Education and Training’s National Scarce Skills List, supports this […]
Kenya to open more diplomatic offices
/in News, Work Permit South Africa news /by Work Permit South AfricaForeign Affairs Cabinet Secretary Monica Juma said Kenya will open 12 new diplomatic offices in three years. Kenya will have six full resident missions in Accra, Abidjan, Dakar, Djibouti, Maputo and Rabat, four consulates in Goma, Lagos, Arusha and Cape Town and two liaison offices in Kismayu and Hargeisa.
Gigaba appoints Thulani Mavuso as Home Affairs’ acting director general
/in News, Work Permit South Africa news /by Work Permit South AfricaHome Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba has announced the appointment of Thulani Mavuso as the acting director general of the department. He will start on August 1.
Gigaba confirms resignation of Home Affairs DG Mkuseli Apleni
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