The Ministry of Home Affairs plans to introduce a Key Performance Indicator (KPI) system to evaluate the performance of civil servants and public employees.

South Africans abroad will soon get smart IDs and passports in five weeks, says Schreiber. The move is part of Home Affairs’ broader shift toward digital, accessible, and dignified public services.

The Minister of Home Affairs is looking for 11 billion rand to advance the department’s digital transformation ecosystem for ...

The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) will receive an additional R885 million in 2026/27 to support the local elections, ...

The Department of Home Affairs has extended its operating hours in July to assist learners who wish to book for or collect ...

The Department of Home Affairs’ new identity verification service that enables government users and private sector clients to ...

One year in office and Minister Leon Schreiber said that the foundation has been laid to reform the Department of Home ...

The department is extending operating hours to assist learners who wish to apply for and collect their IDs during the school ...

Home Affairs Minister Leon Schrieber says they plan on phasing out green ID books by year-end, expanding Smart ID access ...

The digital identity policy will “shortly” be submitted to Cabinet for approval to conduct public hearings, says minister Dr ...

The Ministry of Home Affairs urges residents to complete cost of living surveys to help shape Bermuda’s affordability strategy. A Government spokesperson said, “As the Ministry of Home Affairs ...