By Estelle Ellis Desperate foster parents want minister jailed as department fails to comply with the law A Port Elizabeth couple – desperate to adopt their much-loved foster child – have asked the high court to jail the minister of […]
Raziah Athman with Laudes Martial Mbon The Congolese government on Thursday destroyed thousands of decommissioned passports, too old to meet current technological standards. The destruction was ordered by court, that ruled the diplomatic travel documents did not contain a chip […]
Habakkuk Trust has held advocacy workshops to educate communities in Matopo district on how they can get identity particulars. BY SHARON SIBINDI Dumisani Nkomo, founder of the Trust, said they decided to roll out the programme because they had realised […]
Le ministère des Affaires étrangères, à travers le Service d’aide et d’assistance aux réfugiés et apatrides (Saara), en collaboration avec le Haut-Commissariat des nations unies pour les réfugiés (Hcr), a organisé, le 16 août, au Plateau, la cérémonie de présentation […]
ENUGU—MOTHERS in the South-East geopolitical zone have been urged to use the opportunity of August meetings by women to boost their children’s birth registration. August-meeting Chief of Field Office, United Nations Childrens’ Fund, Unicef, Enugu, Dr. Ibrahim Conteh, gave the […]
14 – 16 August 2017 Informed by the theme of this 13th Southern Africa civil society forum on “building people’s organisations, securing our common future, consolidating our gains and confronting our challenges”, we adopt the following Plan of Action as […]
Press Release The African Union Commission will hold the following two Experts Meetings in Mauritius during the period 28 August to 2 September 2017. The first Expert Meeting will focus on the implementation mechanism of the Draft Protocol on the […]
Opinion by Wynfred Russell The framers of our Constitution knew that time could blind us to certain truths and later generation can see the laws once thought necessary can only serve to oppress. It is the case with the ‘Nationality […]
By Siyabonga Mkhwanazi Parliament – Home Affairs Minister Hlengiwe Mkhize has indicated that the Guptas are not the only family to have been given special treatment when they were granted early naturalisation in South Africa. In a list sent to […]
By ZARINA PATEL and JILL GHAI A funny thing — funny peculiar, not funny ha ha — happened on Friday, July 21. The President issued something called a gazette notice. Headed ‘Presidential Proclamation’, it said it was a response to […]
Jusque là, ils ne disposaient d’aucune pièce d’identité, même du plus élémentaire : l’acte de naissance. Ces 50 enfants des cantons de Gléi, de Katoré, d’Akparé et d’Atcha (dans la préfecture de l’Ogou) doivent finalement leur salut à l’ONG ‘’Togo-To-Togo’’ qui […]
Adopted on 8 June 2016 by the Governments of Nigeria, Cameroon, Chad, and Niger at the Regional Protection Dialogue on the crisis in the Lake Chad Basin, hosted by the Federal Government of Nigeria with the technical support of UNHCR. […]