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Minister of Home Affairs, Dr Aaron Motsoaledi. Photo: SA News The South African Government has outlined plans for operations at the ports of entry from 2 January until 14 January that have been approved by the National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (NatJoints). During this period, traveller volumes are expected to be above normal because of people returning to South Africa. “The Department of Home Affairs will deploy an additional 160 officials at the six busiest land ports of entry to process returning travellers until 14 January 2021,” said Minister of Home Affairs, Dr Aa...

Here’s how SA plans to solve the Beitbridge crisis – before a January traffic spike  Dec 30, 2020, 02:16 PM facebook Home affairs minister Aaron Motsoaledi (Image: GCIS) The South African government has responded to calls for changes at the Beitbridge border post following weeks of chaos. More health and home affairs officials, immigration law enforcement officers, and mobile Covid-19 testing facilities will be deployed at the crossing to Zimbabwe. Blame for the festive season backlog should, however, be placed on reckless truck drivers and freight assoc...

Motsoaledi maps out govt’s border plan as travellers’ return to SA By IOL Reporter Share Durban - Department of Home Affairs Minister, Dr Aaron Motsoaledi, has confirmed that additional officials will be deployed to borders including the Beitbridge Border Post with Zimbabwe, Lebombo Border Post with Mozambique, Oshoek Border Post with Kingdom of Eswatini, Maseru Bridge with Lesotho, Ficksburg with Lesotho and Kopfontein with Botswana between January 2 - 14 as high traveller volumes are expected due to the influx of people returning to SA. Speaking during a media briefing Wednesday, ...