![]() “South Africans have already seen a glimpse of this modern, digital future and experienced its benefits when applying for Smart ID cards and passports in modernised offices through eHomeAffairs. Minister Gigaba said the space for housing documents is scarce and expensive. It means moving from a paper-based department with all the accompanying inefficiencies, slow processes, security risks and opportunities for corruption, to a digital department which is efficient, fast and secure,” he said. “It means taking the inconvenience away from our clients. He said modernising the department means using the most modern, innovative technology and management approaches to fulfil the department’s mandate. Speaking at the launch, Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba said digitising records will make them more easily accessible. It signifies a transition from the old systems of record keeping to a modern, efficient and secure storage method. ![]() The digitisation project, converting information into a digital format process, follows close collaboration between the Department of Home Affairs and Statistics South Africa. Pretoria – The Department of Home Affairs will digitise 286 million records at its disposal through the digitisation project it launched on Wednesday, in partnership with Statistics South Africa.īirth certificates will be prioritised, followed by other documents. ![]()
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