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Immigration practitioner, accomplice sentenced to 15 years for permit fraud

Immigration practitioner, accomplice sentenced to 15 years for permit fraud
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Patriotic government printing official turns down R150 000 for fraudulent permits, gets two people arrested

Patriotic government printing official turns down R150 000 for fraudulent permits, gets two people arrested
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Rogue immigration officer, foreigner jailed for fraudulent permits!

HOME Affairs Minister Dr Aaron Motsoaledi has welcomed the 15-year jail sentence given to a corrupt immigration officer and an Ethiopian man.

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Immigration officer who tried to buy 5,000 permits gets 15 years in jail

An immigration officer who paid R150,000 to get 5,000 blank permits for fraudulent use by foreign nationals has been sentenced to 15 years in jail, the home affairs department said on Wednesday.

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AfriForum condemns government s underhanded attempt to introduce censorship law

The civil rights organisation AfriForum says government’s attempts to push through a new censorship law is unacceptable. In a letter to the Film and Publications Board (FBP), AfriForum’s legal team submitted that the Draft Classification Guidelines for the Classification of Films, Games and Certain Publications, grant overly broad powers to the FPB that are inconsistent with the Films and Publications Act 65 of 1996. The draft guidelines cannot grant more power to the FPB than the Act itself. .

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