Two home affairs officials have been sanctioned and others are in the ministry's sight for selling the identities of South Africans to foreigners.
The home affairs department said minister Aaron Motsoaledi is determined to get rid of all corrupt elements. File photo.Two home affairs officials have been sanctioned and others are in the ministry’s sight for selling the identities of South Africans to foreigners.
“Two officials colluded with foreign nationals to sell identities of South Africans. The department is on the trail of more home affairs officials who are involved in these shameful acts and they will be arrested soon.”
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