The move is aimed at clearing the backlog for passports which now stands at 400 000.
In addition cabinet agreed that treasury should continue to pay US$1 million a month to clear the central registry debt.
Treasury should also provide US$6.8 million, €580 200 and $11.8 million to clear the passport backlog.
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