The Department of Home Affairs is on a quest to eradicate the green bar-coded ID.

Long queues at Home Affairs branches and the cost of applying are deterring many South Africans from getting their smart ID cards.

Long queues at Home Affairs branches and the cost of applying are deterring many South Africans from getting their smart ID cards.

The Department of Home Affairs has been quiet on plans to expand smart ID and passport services to more bank branches in South Africa.

Home Affairs is investigating a premium service that would allow South Africans to pay extra to fast-track their applications.

The South African Revenue Service, the central bank and the Department of Home Affairs are working toward a unique digital identity.

A Gauteng business owner has described their experience addressing the issue of staff with fraudulent IDs and work permits.

Communications minister Solly Malatsi is proposing that South Africa standardise on one emergency hotline number.

In a series of workplace inspections conducted in KwaZulu-Natal, officials have arrested seven foreign nationals. This operation, which involved the...

The Commissioner of Police is a key position that is still yet to be filled. Minister for Home Affairs Pio Tikoduadua highlighted numerous times on...