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Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber says South Africa cannot carry the migration burden alone, signalling a tougher asylum policy under the proposed “first country” principle.
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South Africa May Reject Asylum Seekers Under New ‘First Country’ Rule, Says Leon Schreiber
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KZN interracial couple cuts ties with family over racism to protect their peace
A KwaZulu-Natal interracial couple has shared how they cut off relatives after facing racism, choosing love and peace for their family and child.
Canal+ Pulls Out of DStv Delicious Festival Sponsorship Amid MultiChoice Cost-Cutting Drive
Canal+ has withdrawn as the naming sponsor of the DStv Delicious Festival following its takeover of MultiChoice, signalling tighter budgets and strategic shifts in South Africa’s entertainment sector.
