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Tensions are high outside the Department of Home Affairs' Refugee Reception Centre in Durban. A group of disgruntled South Africans is protesting, demanding tha…
Tensions are high outside the Department of Home Affairs' Refugee Reception Centre in Durban.
A group of disgruntled South Africans is protesting, demanding that the facility stop all asylum application processing.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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@@kgopotsojohn5175Imported3wk ago
Why did they not popularise the vedict of concord,their implications on sans
@@SizweShabalala-j1eImported3wk ago
No president in SA
@@Dark_JediImported3wk ago
So many cops. But when we need them in my hood, we hear that they have only one police van.. And on top of that, she said that the cops got private security to help them 😂.
@@VigneshSuriansammyImported3wk ago
Police being vigilant and present at home affairs is one situation. We also need to focus and work with different unit's with the police sectors, crime intelligence and cyber crime unit's because " "identity theft" leads to " "cyber crime " which leads to fake debit facilities that are mainly debit people's Bank accounts for no reasons, Now people's go to work to labour and earn a hourly rate pay and then we find that people's personal bank accounts monies being debit for no valid reason, Now also with the major factors are home affairs people's can change their name's after every six months, although the numeral code and figures cannot be changed that numeral barcoded systematic number on a book of life or smart iD card doesn't change from birth, so it's becomes a criminal offence when citizen's identities are being misused.
@@KaraboSA-k2nImported3wk ago
The EFF must be happy. No need for Malema to call general Khan
@@PuleT-BImported3wk ago
ANC MUST KNOW AND UNDERSTAND ANC DAYS ARE GONE FOR WHAT THEY DID FROM 1994.
@@PuleT-BImported3wk ago
KZN WELL DONE OUR CITIZENS WE LOVE YOU ❤❤❤
@@izindabaezinhle-mbi9653Imported3wk ago
exaggeration, I don't see any tensions here. We are just being told.
@@SgiqaImported3wk ago
The South African government, judiciary and legislature have shown utter contempt for ordinary South African citizens, spitting on and urinating over the rule of law and the Constitution that was built through the blood, sacrifices and struggles of our people.<br><br>Nothing is going to change unless South Africa once again reaches the level of unrest and upheaval we witnessed during apartheid. The line has been crossed, the battle lines have been drawn, and the consequences will be far-reaching.<br><br>Watch this space.
@@yolandismit1Imported3wk ago
The government wants a war between the citizens of SA
@@yolandismit1Imported3wk ago
Really they should go home why should the taxpayers be paying for Illegal immigrants, they really not listening to South Africans
@@LJackson-x9qImported3wk ago
March and March should be clashing with the gangs that killed 27 people a couple of weeks ago.
@@hgfku-tn6hbImported3wk ago
Such a shameless government. Really legalizing criminality?
Tensions are high outside the Department of Home Affairs' Refugee Reception Centre in Durban.
A group of disgruntled South Africans is protesting, demanding that the facility stop all asylum application processing.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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