Home Affairs Minister Dr Aaron Motsoaledi opens Home Affairs office at Durban shopping centre
Home Affairs Minister Dr Aaron Motsoaledi has officially opened a new Home Affairs office at the Pavilion Shopping Centre in Durban on Monday.
In a bid to modernise its services while catering to the influx of people, the Department has established offices in various malls across the country. Motsoaledi says, “People come here for shopping they collect their number, start the process and come back when it’s ready, we don’t have the long queues that home affairs is known for, but this particular one we are solving another problem we have been inundated with issues of the Umgeni office in town which is always full, it’s over subscribed so we thought we need another office of this nature which will help it.
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