By Bayanda Hlongwane
Government officials opening a new Home Affairs in the center of Pavillion
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Home Affairs Minister Arron Mostoaled, Premier Nomusa Dube Ncube, CEO Malusi Kekana, and other government officials unveiled a brand-new Home Affairs office at the Pavilion Shopping Centre.
Representatives of the parliament Mr. Hlelo Ncwabe, members of the Pavillion Shopping Centre, the Provincial Manager of Home Affairs Mr. Hlelo Ncwabe, and the Spokesperson of Home Affairs Siya Qoza, and bank representatives were also attending the opening of new offices.
The opening ceremony of the Home Affairs offices was opened at the Pavilion. Malusi K
ekana who is in charge of Pareto Limited Group, followed by Deputy Minister Nzuza, provincial Premier Nomusa Dube Ncube followed by Minister Dr Motsoaledi with his speech, after which the event closed.
"Premier Nomuisa Dube Ncube of the region has been very busy with the KwaZulu Natal regional office, writing to the office to add offices in the Durban area where there are too many people," said Mr Thulani Mavuso who is in charge of Home Affairs as Acting General Department of Home Affairs intervention programs we are doing to increase the contribution of adding offices so that the people of the province they were able to get help quickly.
Deputy Minister Nzuza, in his speech, reported that the Home Affairs company offers you different assistance, which you cannot get elsewhere, for example, if you feel that the police are not doing their job well, and you have money, you can hire your own guards on the side, you can even get your medical aid at Home Affairs is not like that, ID and passport that you can't get anywhere else, you can only get it from Home Affairs.
KwaZulu Natal Premier Nomusa Dube Ncube reported that it was a great pleasure to be in the Pavillion area, as new offices will be opened. He also congratulated Dr. Minister Mostoaledi and his team for taking the big step of opening Home Affairs at the Pavilion shopping center.
"Today we are here to open new offices, the public will know that they have benefited because, if they want to buy, they can go through the banks and get the help they need at Home Affairs, all things are close at hand." Congratulated the Premier of KwaZulu Natal, Nomusa Dube Ncube. He also said that we congratulate you on the opening of new office spaces because it has been a long time since our people in Mngeni, Pine Town, and the offices in the center of Durban. Our people have endured unforgivable conditions for a long time. Including the lack of work facilities, and the problem of the elderly not being able to enter some of the work buildings. And the problem of pregnant women when they find themselves encountering crime. He reports that they are aware of these problems as new offices are being built and they hope it will be better.
Dr Arron Motsoaledi the Minister of Home Affairs reported that the offices opened today in the Home Affairs area have produced 278 identity cards and 141 passports, all of which are now in the Pavallion offices ready to be given to the owners. He continued to report that the Department of Home Affairs will continue to ensure that everyone receives immediate assistance. Residents of the South are now able to enjoy their rights, People should remember that it used to take more than six months to get an identity card and a passport, with certainty those days have been reduced to thirty. We have achieved a lot in these thirty years and we will continue to work for greater gains than this.
Pavillion offices are designed to reduce the number of people in places like Pavillion and to reduce the office space in the center of Thekwini city, and we promise to ensure that we work well with people reports Mbali Kheswa Office Manager of Home Affairs at Pavilion
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