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SA: Court had no right to interfere with government s work, says Motsoaledi as he challenges ZEP decision

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Aaron Motsoaledi goes after SA court over Zimbabwe Exemption Permits

Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi is seeking leave to appeal a Gauteng High Court ruling that found his decision to terminate Zimbabwe Exemption Permits (Z.

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Court had no right to interfere with government s work, says Motsoaledi as he challenges ZEP decision

Court had no right to interfere with government s work, says Motsoaledi as he challenges ZEP decision
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Decision to terminate the Zimbabwean Exemption Permit declared unlawful

The Pretoria High Court ruled that there had been insufficient consultation before the decision was made to terminate the permits.

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Civil society hails court ruling declaring ZEP termination unlawful as a victory for SA s migrant community

Civil society organisations have welcomed the Pretoria High Court judgment which declared the termination of the Zimbabwean Exemption Permit ‘unlawful and unconstitutional’ lauding it as a victory for the thousands of Zimbabwean nationals who call South Africa home.

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