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Home Affairs reacts to SA’s latest passport global ranking

Home Affairs minister Leon Schreiber says the relative improvement in the strength of the South African passport is only the beginning.

Home Affairs reacts to SA’s latest passport global ranking

Home Affairs minister Leon Schreiber says the relative improvement in the strength of the South African passport is only the beginning.

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