“We don’t come to your homes to validate your IDs‚ you come to us‚ as citizens‚ for IDs and other services‚” said acting home affairs director-general Thulani Mavuso.
“Mischievous ‘election robbers’ who masquerade as home affairs officials are at it again‚ robbing people‚ ahead of the 2019 general elections‚” the department warned on Friday.
“The scammers pretend to be home affairs officials so they can gain access to homes. They are in possession of letterheads purportedly from the department of home affairs and claim the purpose of their visit is to confirm the validity of IDs for the elections.
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