Imogen Vollenhoven
06
August 2013
Minister Pandor will also make her way to the Nhlazatshe Sports Ground inMpumalanga where she is
expected to hand over identity documents to residents in the area, as part of
the National Population Registration Campaign.
Home Affairs Minister Naledi Pandor is
today expected to visit Oshoek Boarder Post to assess service delivery.
Minister Pandor will also make her way to the Nhlazatshe Sports Ground in
Departmental Spokesperson Ronnie Mamoepa
explains that Minister Pandor will be joined at the Nhlazatshe Sports Ground by
the Premier of Mpumalanga David Mabuza, MEC Masuku, Deputy Minister Fatima Chohan,
Director
general Mkuseli
Apleni and senior home affairs officials in mobilizing local residents to
ensure registration of child birth is done in 30 days of delivery.
“Organisation of youths of 16 years and
above to apply for ID’s as well as to end the practice of late registration of
births,” added Mamoepa.
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