Home Affairs reacts to Xolani exposing corrupt official working with dangerous Nigerian nationals

According to reports, an immigration official in South Africa has been arrested for selling South African IDs to illegal immigrants. The official, who has been identified as Elizabeth, is alleged to have issued IDs to immigrants from Nigeria, Zimbabwe, and Burundi for a fee of R50,000 (approximately $3,000 USD).

The arrest was made after a tip-off from a member of the public. When police searched Elizabeth’s phone, they found evidence that she had been using the Home Affairs government system software to create false IDs. The Department of Home Affairs has assured the public that all IDs issued by Elizabeth will be reviewed and recalled. Those who obtained these IDs illegally will be brought to justice.

This case sheds more light on the serious problem of corruption in the South African immigration sector. It is clear that some officials are willing to profit from illegal immigration by selling IDs to those who are not entitled to them. This makes it even more difficult for the government to tackle the issue of illegal migration.

The arrest of Elizabeth is a positive step in the fight against corruption in the South African immigration sector. However, it is clear that more needs to be done to address this problem. The government needs to strengthen its oversight of the immigration system and crack down on corrupt officials. Only then will it be able to effectively tackle the issue of illegal migration.

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