Leon Schreiber
Leon Schreiber
Leon Schreiber
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New R500 fee for South Africa’s digital visa system: what travellers need to know
Home Affairs proposes R500 fee for Electronic Travel Authorisation system, significantly reducing costs for visa applicants while making the digital platform financially sustainable.
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Home Affairs accelerates digital transformation with bank partnerships and travel reforms
Home Affairs expands digital services through bank partnerships, processes over 422 000 Smart ID applications and advances electronic travel authorisation system reforms.
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Absa joins smart ID rollout as Home Affairs expands digital partnership
Absa becomes fourth bank to offer smart ID applications as Home Affairs expands digital partnership to 296 branches nationwide with mobile services.
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Border official arrested for R600 passport bribe
A Border Management Authority official was arrested for accepting bribes to illegally stamp a passport, amid ongoing corruption investigations.
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Home Affairs unveils sweeping digital reforms in 2026 budget vote
The Department of Home Affairs is implementing a digital transformation to improve service delivery, border security, and visa processing efficiency.
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Two more arrests bring Home Affairs corruption and fraud cases to six in May
Home Affairs has arrested two more suspects in corruption investigations, bringing the total number of arrests linked to May cases to six.
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Home Affairs corruption crackdown leads to two more arrests
Two more people have been arrested in separate fraud operations linked to the Department of Home Affairs, bringing the total number of corruption-related arrests for May to six.
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Home Affairs wins Constitutional Court case against repeat asylum applications
The Department of Home Affairs has secured a significant victory in its battle against abuse of the asylum system.
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Home Affairs arrests two more officials in ongoing corruption crackdown
Two Home Affairs officials have been arrested in separate operations as the department’s anti-corruption drive continues to gather pace.
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South Africa unveils R12.5 billion border upgrade to combat illegal migration and boost trade
South Africa plans a R12.5 billion border upgrade, enhancing infrastructure at six key ports to improve trade, security, and efficiency.
