Home affairs minister Leon Schreiber will on Wednesday gazette far-reaching reforms of SA’s visa regime that will have significant implications for the economy, tourism, foreign investment and the procurement of much-needed skills.

The reforms remove bureaucratic hurdles and are designed to make it easier for SA companies and multinationals to hire skilled workers, as well as making SA a realistic prospect for remote workers seeking an opportunity to combine work with tourism...

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