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Foreign nationals' kids born in SA can be denied citizenship: Africa Check

After a minister said children born in South Africa to migrants could be denied citizenship, a Twitter user claimed all government employees had to be South Africans with South African parents. ....

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Foreign nationals' kids born in South Africa can be denied citizenship, but foreigners may work in government

Is South Africa not obliged to grant citizenship to children born to foreign nationals in South Africa? That’s the claim minister of home affairs Dr Aaron Motsoaledi made on Radio 702 in late January 2022. Motsoaledi said the only exception was if the child would become stateless if they didn’t get citizenship. ....

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Labour court dismisses public-sector unions' application to compel government to increase wages

The Johannesburg division of the Labour Appeal Court has dismissed a joint application by public-sector unions in which they were seeking a judgment to compel the department of public service and administration and National Treasury to increase wages and honour clause 3.3 of resolution 1 of the 2018 Public Sector Bargaining Council agreement.
That clause of the agreement, which was meant to take effect on July 1, stated that the public-sector wage bill was due to increase by up to 7%, or – under the consumer price index – plus 1%, depending on job grade.
In its ruling, the court cited that enforcement of clause 3.3 would be unlawful, as it contravened sections 213 and 215 of the Constitution, and regulations 78 and 79 of the Public Service Regulations Act of 2016, in that the wage offer exceeded the envelope that National Treasury had set aside and the offer had not been approved by National Treasury. ....

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