Foreign nationals who are not documented in SA must stay in their countries in order to control human displacements. Neo_Gee
Chairperson of the international relations committee and minister of small business development Lindiwe Zulu pleads with neighbours to control borders. /Puxley Makgatho
This was the message from chairperson of the international relations committee and minister of small business development Lindiwe Zulu who urged neighbouring African countries to stay committed to protecting their borders.
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