Woman jumps on chair at Home Affairs branch to expose alleged corruption

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To say South Africans are gatvol of corruption is an understatement, but we often feel our hands are tied when it comes to fighting it.

One resident, however, has decided to take the allegedly corrupt system at a Home Affairs office head-on.

In a video that has surfaced online, the woman can be seen calling out officials at an alleged Home Affairs branch for accepting bribes to assist those who pay first.

The woman alleged that she was approached outside the branch and asked to pay R150 to receive her card, reportedly an ID card, within 10 minutes.
5 Aug 12AM English South Africa News Commentary · Entertainment News

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