With two weeks to go before the deadline to document all Zimbabweans in South Africa, Pretoria has eased the procedures to make sure that every Zimbabwean files papers with the department of Home Affairs before the 31 December deadline including those who have applied but have not yet received their passports and those without any Zimbabwean identification papers.
Home Affairs Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma insisted that the deadline will not be extended but appealed to the police to work with her department and not to arrest, harass or deport anyone.
She proposed the following solutions:
Zimbabwe is failing to cope with applications for passports from Zimbabweans in South Africa. It is reported to be producing only 500 passports a day and has backlog of 40 000.
Here is Dlamini-Zuma’s full statement and transcript of her press conference.
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