Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber ultimately wants to dispense with the need for visits to home affairs offices because all routine services will be conducted online.  This is the thrust of his five-year strategic vision announced Monday to mark a week in which the government of national unity has been in office for 100 days. Long queues at home affairs offices and frequent downtime of the department’s computer system have caused endless frustration for citizens. Thabiso Tema spoke with Minister of Home Affairs, Leon Schreiber.

<p>Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber ultimately wants to dispense with the need for visits to home affairs offices because all routine services will be conducted online.  This is the thrust of his five-year strategic vision announced Monday to mark a week in which the government of national unity has been in office for 100 days. Long queues at home affairs offices and frequent downtime of the department’s computer system have caused endless frustration for citizens. Thabiso Tema spoke with Minister of Home Affairs, Leon Schreiber.</p>

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