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‘Please bring my husband home’

Home Affairs fiasco

FRUSTRATED with what they call “extreme delays” at the Department of Home Affairs (DHA), a South African/Chinese couple took to social media to cast a spotlight on a five-year wait for them to finally live together as a family.

However, the DHA hit back, saying it was only able to resume permanent residence applications in 2022 after Covid-19 travel restrictions eased around the world. But this is of little to

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