Protests, arrests and heavy repatriation costs highlight limits of South Africa’s deportation effort as officials launch a new ETA digital system.
Home Affairs says it spent R292 million on unfunded repatriations and has written to Malawi, Nigeria and Ethiopia seeking reimbursement for transport and processing costs.
Stefanie de Saude-Darbandi defends representing Chidimma Adetshina, saying the firm’s role is to ensure the law is applied fairly as the deportation case continues.
ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba has said that undocumented foreign nationals left stranded after deportations should be assisted by their countries of origin rather than by South...
The Department of Home Affairs reported spending R552 million on the detention and deportation of illegal foreign nationals over the past three financial years. The disclosure,...
More than 53,000 foreign nationals have been processed for deportation or repatriation from South Africa since mid‑June, and the government says Malawian nationals make up over...
Bellarmine Mugabe’s lawyer says viral Midrand shopping photo is old Legal representative dismisses claims that the 28-year-old has returned to South Africa Claims that Bellarmine...
Disbarred attorney Peet Viljoen is expected to apply for bail in Pretoria on Wednesday. Ahead of the hearing, BackaBuddy removed a crowdfunding campaign that sought to...
Thousands of migrants sheltering at a site in Durban are living in overcrowded, unsanitary conditions while authorities accelerate removals, raising fresh questions about migration management and...
What started as a dramatic move abroad has taken a sharp turn for reality TV personalities Mel and Peet Viljoen, who now find themselves behind bars...