WATCH: How could SA’s immigration laws be overhauled?
Business Day TV talks to companies and markets editor at Business Day, Kabelo Khumalo
13 November 2023 - 15:24
byBusiness Day TV
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A home affairs office in Alberton, south of Johannesburg. Picture: Alaister Russell
The department of home affairs has proposed that the government review the international treaty concerning refugee protection as it proposes the biggest overhaul of SA’s immigration in a generation.
To discuss the detail of the potential changes, Business Day TV spoke to companies and markets editor at Business Day, Kabelo Khumalo.
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WATCH: How could SA’s immigration laws be overhauled?
Business Day TV talks to companies and markets editor at Business Day, Kabelo Khumalo
The department of home affairs has proposed that the government review the international treaty concerning refugee protection as it proposes the biggest overhaul of SA’s immigration in a generation.
To discuss the detail of the potential changes, Business Day TV spoke to companies and markets editor at Business Day, Kabelo Khumalo.
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