oThongathi Tornado | Department of Home Affairs gives IDs to residents who lost vital documents

Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber is in oThongathi today, bringing relief to community members who lost vital documents in the recent floods.
He's handing over new identity documents to those affected.
Our reporter Nonhlakanipho Magwaza has more.
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This guy is already working . Mk is still waiting for uBaba. Those who believe that DA will bring apartheind they are ignorant

[@rodzavibes]

Imagine if SA had ministers like this 1 in 10yrs SA will be developing in the right direction

[@charmainemoodley2414]

The smiles and happiness you brought to these people will succeed a healthy heart. May your family reap well from your actions

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I love them minister❤❤❤❤

[@SharonKeune-zo1zi]

The DA @work.

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👏👏👏👏Thank you

[@runningman2989]

This is how you do your job. Not sitting on his vet gat getting paid for doing nothing like the anc did for 30 years

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Ayashesha amangamla abalali e Parliament 👏

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❤❤❤

[@idrissheikh8314]

What about people who aged more than 60 and lose finger prints which don't exist .any alternate or options

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Mxm lomlungu andimthembi kwinto edibene ne illigal foreigners

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Did you watch the video?

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