The DA's Solly Msimanga said the party will now be writing to Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi over allegations of corruption and ill-treatment of people at various branches of the department.
JOHANNESBURG - Corruption, paying bribes for quicker services - these were some issues people raised to Democratic Alliance leaders while they were on a site visit to home affairs office in Johannesburg on Wednesday.
The DA. led by John Steenhuisen, conducted a site visit of the home affairs Johannesburg branch where they met with several people waiting in long queues.
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