Friday, February 01, 2013

Minister Pandor wants Home Affairs to be “top ranked” Department


Athenkosi Mvane
01 February 2013


On Thursday Minister of Home Affairs Naledi Pandor announced that from the 4th of March 2013 the Department of Home Affairs will end the practice of issuing abridged birth certificate, and will only issue unabridged birth certificates to parents of newborn babies.

Minster Pandor said the current abridged birth certificate suffers from failures which include increase of additional paperwork, its easy to reproduce and lack of security. 

Pandor said as a result of their current IT modernization project, she wanted to move the department to a digital environment

“I think the advent of a fully modern technology based department will assist in improving a great deal of its service delivery achievements and putting us in the top ranks of departments that use technology effectively” Pandor said.

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