[TOP STORY] Leon Schreiber on Home Affairs’ migration to machine learning and online services

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‘Most importantly, of course, is if we're able to roll out our vision of providing Home Affairs at home, basically the idea that you can apply from anywhere with an internet connection and get documents and outcomes delivered to you digitally and to your doorstep,’ says the Minister of Home Affairs.

7 Oct 2024 8AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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