We are not kicking people out, says Minister Motsoaledi on Zimbabwe permits

Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi can’t understand the uproar over Zimbabwe Exemption Permits.

The system is set to come to an end at the end of June.

But several organizations are challenging the termination in court.

Motsoaledi says the intention is not to kick people out of the country but to standardize visa processes.

“The stories that we are chasing Zimbabweans away is what I read from the media and hear from other people.

“We’re not chasing them, we are saying, all we are saying is this thing must come to an end,” he said.

Source: eNCA

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