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The Department of Home Affairs has withdrawn a directive they issued on 28 September that expanded the intake of asylum seeker applications following a Constitu…
The Department of Home Affairs has withdrawn a directive they issued on 28 September that expanded the intake of asylum seeker applications following a Constitutional Court ruling.
The Constitutional Court ruling in July directed Home Affairs reopen asylum seeker applications.
On Thursday at least 10 vehicles were torched and damaged, with reports of an exchange of gunfire during the clashesin Soweto.
SABC News Anchor AyandaNyathi is at Maponya Mall and joins us live.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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@@TheresASnakeInMyBedImported3wk ago
Concourt better revoke that law or it's war
@@gabisile-z7iImported3wk ago
Yhoooo these reporters are annoying. Their line of questioning is infuriating
@@andyfaleni420Imported3wk ago
"I have proof that the police takes bribes from illegals. I can proof it"......then nothing hai the Government and media jah neh🤣🤣
@@TheOneOne2025Imported3wk ago
Power to the lady in Pink✊ SABC reporters ...always annoying and irritating 😒
@@Ntombim348Imported3wk ago
IF YOUR ARE FLEEYING YOUR COUNTRY,WHY NOT REPORT TO THE NEAREST COUNTRY AND REGISTER FOR ASYLUM? YOU SKIP 5 COUNTRIES AND COME TO SEEK ASYLUMS IN SOUTH AFRICA. OUR COSTITUTION MUST BE AMMENDED TO PROTECT THIS COUNTRY FROM THESE CRIMINALS.
@@LindanimakeleniImported3wk ago
We don't care about the laws in a situation like this....we are going to take matter on our hands🇿🇦...we are fighting for our kids future
@@Lebza_NImported3wk ago
we don't want any communication we just want deportations
@@faithing100Imported3wk ago
IF THEY CAN WITHDRAW IT THEN WHY DID THEY ENFORCE IT
The Department of Home Affairs has withdrawn a directive they issued on 28 September that expanded the intake of asylum seeker applications following a Constitutional Court ruling.
The Constitutional Court ruling in July directed Home Affairs reopen asylum seeker applications.
On Thursday at least 10 vehicles were torched and damaged, with reports of an exchange of gunfire during the clashesin Soweto.
SABC News Anchor AyandaNyathi is at Maponya Mall and joins us live.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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