Home affairs is opening offices in these five malls

Home affairs minister Aaron Motsoaledi announced his department plans to open more branches in shopping malls across SA to reduce long queues at its current branches.The department of home affairs plans to open more branches in shopping malls across SA to reduce long queues. this week.

Motsoaledi said since the malls have to move some tenants around to make way for home affairs, the department will install equipment around September. Motsoaledi said the department would start with five malls, three of which are in Gauteng, one in KwaZulu-Natal and the other in Cape Town. “It is hoped that the Cresta mall operation will help relieve the much-maligned Randburg offices and operations in the Pavilion Mall will relieve the pressure on our Umgeni offices which are often not well spoken about.”Motsoaledi said the department bought 10 extra mobile trucks for R15m and will add another 15 for R20m this financial year. “We will continue adding more trucks each financial year until we have increased our total tally by 100% from the present 100 trucks to 200 trucks.

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