The SA First Forum has written to Home Affairs Minister Dr. Leon Schreiber demanding urgent action on undocumented South Africans. The forum says an estimated four point four million citizens remain without identity documents, blocking access to education, jobs and banking. It cites cases of learners unable to write Matric and young people unable to access tertiary education. The group has given the Department 14 days to provide numbers and a plan to document citizens within 90 days, warning of legal action. To elaborate we spoke to Acting CEO of SA First Forum, Mr. Xolani Zuma.

<p>The SA First Forum has written to Home Affairs Minister Dr. Leon Schreiber demanding urgent action on undocumented South Africans. The forum says an estimated four point four million citizens remain without identity documents, blocking access to education, jobs and banking. It cites cases of learners unable to write Matric and young people unable to access tertiary education. The group has given the Department 14 days to provide numbers and a plan to document citizens within 90 days, warning of legal action. To elaborate we spoke to Acting CEO of SA First Forum, Mr. Xolani Zuma.</p>

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