- Employers could pay R100 000 per undocumented worker under new plan IOL —
- South Africa to impose hefty fines on employers hiring undocumented workers IOL —
- ‘Extreme fear’ among immigrants as backlash sweeps South Africa The Guardian —
- Labour Department targets employers with R100,000 fines for undocumented workers IOL —
- Home Affairs committee orders departments to implement Ramaphosa’s border plan IOL —
- Ramaphosa's Roadmap Offers a Glimmer of Hope in Resolving Immigration Conundrum IOL —
- Ramaphosa unveils measures to combat immigration discontent IOL —
- Targeting the bosses: Ramaphosa threatens jail for hiring undocumented workers IOL —
- How the government plans to tackle illegal immigration in South Africa IOL —
- Ramaphosa vows crackdown on xenophobic violence 📹 Reuters — · 55sec
- We will do better, Ramaphosa promises, while another anti-foreigner protest looms Daily Maverick —
- We will do better, Ramaphosa promises, while another anti-foreigner protest looms Daily Maverick —
- We will do better, Ramaphosa promises, while another anti-foreigner protest looms Daily Maverick —
- How anti-migrant tensions are poisoning our childrenâs future Daily Maverick —
- How anti-migrant tensions are poisoning our childrenâs future Daily Maverick —
- Xenophobia: FG extends evacuation screening for Nigerians in South Africa to June 10 Punch —
- Ramaphosa unveils five key actions to address growing frustration around illegal immigrants IOL —
- FG approves five evacuation flights for Nigerians in South Africa Vanguard News —
- Mbalula says ANC supports KZN coalition government, despite uncertainties IOL —
- Highly Anticipated Ramaphosa Address Set to Reveal Government’s Plan for South Africa’s Migration Crisis IOL —
Jomo Sibiya
South African politician
Ntuthuko Mbongiseni Sibiya, known as Jomo Sibiya, is a South African politician who served as the Member of the Executive Council (MEC) for Human Settlements and Public Works in KwaZulu-Natal from March 2021 until August 2022. A member of the African National Congress, Sibiya was elected to the KwaZulu-Natal Legislature in 2014. He is the deputy Minister for Employment and Labour in the Cabinet of South Africa, serving since 3 July 2024.
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