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Minister denies approval of exclusive port of entry

22 January 2017 by Alan

Minister denies approval of exclusive port of entry:

Pretoria – Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba has denied newspaper reports that he approved the Oppenheimer family’s application for them to have their own exclusive port of entry, to be situated at OR Tambo International Airport.

: South Africa news stories Edwin

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