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Zimbabwe is appealing to those living and working in South Africa to remain calm as Harare and Pretoria try to find common ground on expired special dispensation permits for Zimbabweans. 





Zimbabwe is appealing to those living and working in South Africa to remain calm as Harare and Pretoria try to find common ground on expired special dispensation permits for Zimbabweans.  This, as South Africa push ahead with the termination of the Zimbabwe exemption permits (ZEP) issued to asylum seekers which expired on 31 December.

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Zanu PF Sandton branch chairperson Advocate Simba Chitando and Dirco spokesperson Clayson Monyela discuss the letters on ZEP shared on social media.

A proposed tax on aircraft flying to and from SA over Zim is getting serious support in response to Home Affairs decision not to renew residence permits for Zimbabweans.

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ZIMBABWE Exemption Permits (ZEP) holders in South Africa reportedly suffered a major blow on Tuesday when the High Court in Pretoria struck

Court papers detailing Zimbabweans’ concerns will be lodged with the South African courts on Tuesday next week, according to Simba Chitando

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Minister Aaron Motsoaledi confirmed the directive had been withdrawn on the eve of an urgent court bid by the lawyers, but he also said this did not change Cabinet’s decision not to renew the special dispensation.