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Home Affairs targets end of green ID books as 16 million South Africans yet to switch
Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber says government is intensifying efforts to phase out South Africa's green barcoded ID books, with an estimated 16 million citizens still using them. The department is expanding access to smart ID cards through bank branches nationwide, citing concerns that the older documents are vulnerable to fraud and identity theft.
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iol.co.za
Home Affairs targets end of green ID books as 16 million South Africans yet to switch
Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber says government is intensifying efforts to phase out South Africa's green barcoded ID books, with an estimated 16 million citizens still using…
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South Africans urged to collect Smart IDs: Here's where to go in your province
Discover the expanded options for collecting your Smart ID card across South Africa, with over 100 bank branches now participating in the process.
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businessday.co.za
More bank branches offer home affairs services
Smart ID replacement service to be expanded to 750 branches by the end of 2026, says home affairs minister Leon Schreiber
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itweb.co.za
Smart ID rollout hits 200 bank branches
Home Affairs expands smart ID replacement, processing more than 250 000 transactions in just over three months.
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Home Affairs expands Smart ID services to 203 bank branches, processes 250,000 applications
The Department of Home Affairs says more than 250,000 South Africans have used its new bank-based Smart ID replacement service since March, as access to the service expands to 203…
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engineeringnews.co.za
Schreiber calls on citizens to upgrade to smart IDs as more bank branches join digital partnership
Home Affairs Minister Dr Leon Schreiber calls on citizens who still have the green identity document (ID) to switch to a smart ID through the 203 bank branches that are now part…