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10/10/2026

Two children, Princess Sabineti and Trinity Sabineti, were found walking along the road in Kadoma at around 5pm while trying to find transport to Norton, where their mother, known as Forgi, is said to live.

The children only had US$1 for transport and said they had already walked around 15km. Fortunately, a man who came across them stepped in to assist and took them to Kadoma Central Police Station for their safety.

One of the children goes to Tambiranashe Primary School in Norton, and her teacher’s name is Madam Hwari.

Anyone who recognises the children or knows their family is kindly asked to share this information to help reunite them with their mother and loved ones.

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10/10/2026

If you don't renew your permit, you leave the Republic of South Africa before the permit expiry date. Once the permit expires, you can come back on visa days if you come from an eVisa exempted countries. South Africans don't want illegal people, they have communicated that by very strong action

10/10/2026

HOME AFFAIRS TAKES ACTION AGAINST DISINFORMATION CAMPAIGN ON CONSTITUTIONAL COURT JUDGMENT

Home Affairs takes action against disinformation campaign on Constitutional Court judgment Details

Published: 07 October 2026

The Department of Home Affairs is alarmed by an apparent coordinated disinformation campaign surrounding the Constitutional Court judgment of 7 July 2026 in the Scalabrini of Cape Town matter, concerning the operational processing of asylum applications.

The matter will be referred to the Independent Electoral Commission for further action in terms of the newly published Code of Conduct on Countering Disinformation.

Despite it being public knowledge that this case was vigorously opposed by the Department and that it led to a binding ruling of the Constitutional Court, nefarious actors have launched a large-scale disinformation campaign targeting the Minister of Home Affairs and other officials, claiming that the decision to suspend good cause interviews was taken at the initiative of the Minister, the Department, or political parties.

This is categorically false. The Constitutional Court handed down a binding judgment, which the Department is constitutionally obliged to implement. An operational directive was subsequently issued solely to give effect to that judgment, as is standard practice to ensure compliance with rulings of the highest court in the land.

Claims that this judgment by the Constitutional Court grants asylum seekers citizenship or provides for the blanket legalisation of foreign nationals are also categorically false.

Respect for binding court judgments is fundamental to the rule of law and our constitutional democracy. The Department will continue to fulfil its constitutional obligations, irrespective of whether it was successful in the litigation concerned. At the same time, the deliberate spreading of disinformation designed to inflame tensions and violence is a threat to the stability of our society.

The Department condemns, in the strongest terms, the peddlers of this disinformation. It also calls on South Africans to help combat the growing scourge of disinformation and incitement faced by Home Affairs officials on a daily basis, by verifying information prior to spreading lies that seek to incite violence or destabilise the foundations of our constitutional order.

Media Enquiries:

Carli van Wyk – Spokesperson to the Minister, Cell: 079 166 3899

ISSUED BY THE MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS

© 2026 Department of Home Affairs

10/10/2026

Houses belonging to South Africans were burnt. Dark looking South Africans are often mistaken as foreigners. Shame

10/10/2026

"Foreigners I am very sorry..."

10/10/2026

Business people react when the rule of law is suspended