South Africa Visa: Work Permits High on New Home Affairs Minister's Agenda

Newly appointed Minister of Home Affairs, Leon Schreiber, has prioritized improving the processes for work visas, which he believes are critical for economic growth. Businesses have long complained about the delays in obtaining work visas for senior personnel, which has constrained economic growth. Schreiber also aims to address the visa backlog and tackle corruption within the department. Join us as we discuss these initiatives with Vusumuzi Sibanda, Chairperson of the Africa Diaspora Forum, to understand the potential impacts on the South African economy.

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