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Born here, invisible here: the stateless children Home Affairs refuses to count

28 May 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

Children and teens stuck in the backlog for late registration of birth applications at the Department of Home Affairs often experience life in limbo, struggling to access the same opportunities and …Read More at Source

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