Motsoaledi urges truck drivers at Beitbridge to respect SA s COVID-19 rules Travellers have been camping at the border into Zimbabwe for days, with queues of vehicles stretching for kilometres. The traffic jam has been exacerbated by truck drivers who have abandoned their holding areas and have parked on the roads. FILE: Minister of Home Affairs Aaron Motsoaledi. Picture: GCIS.
115 days ago
JOHANNESBURG - Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi has appealed to frustrated truck drivers at the Beitbridge border to respect South Africa’s COVID-19 regulations.
Travellers have been camping at the border into Zimbabwe for days, with queues of vehicles stretching for kilometres.
Motsoaledi: Home Affairs offices in bad state Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi visited the Pretoria office on Monday morning following a system glitch that left many stranded. FILE: Minister of Home Affairs Aaron Motsoaledi. Picture: GCIS.
125 days ago
JOHANNESBURG - Minister Aaron Motsoaledi said home affairs offices across the country were in a bad state with hardly any social distancing protocols being observed.
Motsoaledi visited the Pretoria office on Monday morning following a system glitch that left many stranded.
He said people were flocking into the offices in large numbers and they were refusing to wear masks.
The minister said everyone needed to follow the rules.