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📸 [Happening Now] This morning, we led a Multidisciplinary High Impact Blitz Inspection in the City of Cape Town targeting the Construction Industry. We visited one of the biggest social housing projects in the CBD where at least 79 illegally employed immigrants were taken in for processing by the Department of Home Affairs. Our Inspection and Enforcement Services branch is intensifying its work to ensure that workplaces are a safe environment and compliant with our country’s law. #Yazini #ServicedeliveryZA #GovZAUpdates #WorkersMonth2026

📸 [Happening Now] This morning, we led a Multidisciplinary High Impact Blitz Inspection in the City of Cape Town targeting the Construction Industry. We visited one of the biggest social housing projects in the CBD where at least 79 illegally employed immigrants were taken in for processing by the Department of Home Affairs. Our Inspection and Enforcement Services branch is intensifying its work to ensure that workplaces are a safe environment and compliant with our country’s law. #Yazini #ServicedeliveryZA #GovZAUpdates #WorkersMonth2026

#sapsKZN [SAPS AND DEPARTMENT OF HOME AFFAIRS MEET WITH CONGOLESE SOLIDARITY CAMPAIGN LEADERSHIP] The Acting Provincial Commissioner of #SAPS KZN, Maj Gen Phumelele Makoba and the KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Manager of Home Affairs, Mr Cyril Mncwabe and Naleen Balgobind, Head of Refugee and Asylum Seeker Mangement in KwaZulu-Natal, together with the Acting Deputy Provincial Commissioner for Policing, Maj Gen Vukani Mgobhozi, Acting District Commissioner of eThekwini Brigr Sakhengenkosi Zuma and SAPS legal representative met with the leadership of the Congolese Solidarity Campaign at the Home Affairs offices in Umgeni, Durban. The meeting was aimed at ironing out issues which led to foreign nationals, mostly from the Democratic Republic of Congo, camping and protesting at the entrance of the Durban Central police station on Monday and Tuesday. During the meeting, the leadership pointed a finger at the Department of Home Affairs for rendering them undocumented due to discrepancies in the process of renewing permits. Home Affairs explained the process of the renewal of the permits and committed to assist those whose permits have expired and have proof of application for renewal. Those with expired permits were reminded of the process of visiting the refugee centre, get processed, go to a police station, get charged and appear in court. The Department of Home Affairs and the police will convene another meeting with the disgruntled group on Thursday, 21/05 to verify their status in the country and their permits to conduct business in South Africa, including addressing their safety concerns. ME

#DIDYOUKNOW? | The Coat of Arms is a national symbol of authority The Coat of Arms of the Republic of South Africa is reserved exclusively for authorised South African Government communications and products. Respect and protect our national symbols. #GovZAUpdates

#CapeTown: Would you look at our amazing investors. Imagine South Africans behaving like this in a foreign country! Hard to imagine! This is very disrespectful and shameful!

BREAKING NEWS | Three suspects have been killed in an early-morning shootout in Mariannhill.  The SAPS KZN Provincial Tracing Team had been tracking suspects linked to a case of kidnapping and fraud in Greenwood Park.  They were also suspected of being in possession of illegal guns. The Hyundai they were travelling in was spotted by the police team on Milky Way - but the occupants allegedly opened fire and tried to escape.  A gunfight broke out, and the vehicle subsequently crashed.  Two guns and ammunition have been seized.  @eNCA