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Alleged queue-selling and bribery hit Home Affairs, SASSA and public clinics

IOL · 23 September 2026 at 07:00

Alleged queue-selling and bribery hit Home Affairs, SASSA and public clinics

Reports of people paying to jump queues have emerged at Home Affairs, SASSA offices and public clinics, as long waits and appointment problems leave vulnerable South Africans exposed to alleged bribery.

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Alleged queue-selling and bribery hit Home Affairs, SASSA and public clinics

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