The Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development in South Africa Thembi Simelane says government is concerned about allegations that suggest that some South Africans are assisting illegal foreign nationals to comply with the requirements for registration of small businesses fraudulently.

Ministers leading the multidisciplinary teams in government responsible for the national response to instances of foodborne illnesses briefed the media to outline the government's action plan to manage foodborne illnesses.

Nhlanhla Mahlangu has filed this report.

The Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development in South Africa Thembi Simelane says government is concerned about allegations that suggest that some South Africans are assisting illegal foreign nationals to comply with the requirements for registration of small businesses fraudulently.
Ministers leading the multidisciplinary teams in government responsible for the national response to instances of foodborne illnesses briefed the media to outline the government's action plan to manage foodborne illnesses.
Nhlanhla Mahlangu has filed this report.

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Concerns over reports that some South Africans are assisting illegal foreign nationals to fraudulently comply with the requirements for registration of small businesses

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