Home Affairs Minister says digitisation efforts restricted by State Information Technology Agency

In just five months, Schreiber says the Department of Home Affairs has managed a considerable clean-up and the dismissal of 18 corrupt officials.

CAPE TOWN - Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber says his department’s digitisation efforts are being hamstrung by the ineffectiveness of the State Information Technology Agency .

Addressing the National Council Provinces on Wednesday, Schreiber said SITA’s stranglehold on digital technology is limiting transformation across government. But he says Home Affairs can’t be held responsible for that which is not under its control - including regular offline systems.

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