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A Reckoning at Home Affairs: South Africa’s Fight for Integrity and Renewal

1 August 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

South Africa’s Department of Home Affairs is fighting hard to stop corruption and bring back trust. Led by Minister Leon Schreiber, they have fired 38 workers involved in fraud and harassment, showing they won’t tolerate bad behavior. The department is speeding up investigations and working with the courts to punish wrongdoers. People are watching closely, hopeful that these bold moves will turn Home Affairs into a fair and honest place again. This is just the start of a long journey toward a cleaner government.

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