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SA Migration Newsletter
01 / 2015 |
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 SA Migration
International was created out of the need for a
specialist organization to assist people wishing to immigrate,
volunteer, work, bring family, study or open businesses in South
Africa.
Even idiots respect Albert Einstein. And understand that mankind
quotes the Master Scientist so often because most of what he had to
say makes sense. One of Einstein`s best is his definition of insanity:
doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.
This is the reference point which leads many rational South Africans
to describe their country`s political leadership as lunatics. Among
them the underwhelming Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa who somehow
believes simply saying millions of jobs will be created makes it so.
At his shoulder is once highly rated Home Affairs head Malusi Gigaba,
who is blinkered when it comes to the destruction wrought by his
impractical new Visa laws. Gigaba appears incapable of joining the
dots. Warren Buffett talks of the ABC of business – Arrogance,
Bureaucracy and Complacency. The ABCs are even more cataclysmic when
applied in the public sector. – Alec Hogg
The ministers of Tourism & Home Affairs are at loggerheads over the
new visa rules.
THE European Union (EU) is generally presented as the most advanced
case of regional integration in the world. It has progressed from a
system of sectoral co-operation in energy governance among six states
in the early 1950s to a multifaceted body of 28 members, with
unprecedented powers in areas such as economic and social development,
monetary governance, legal affairs and foreign policy.
The well-travelled and ultra-wealthy are one of the emerging travel
segments from India.
The resignation. A simple, powerful tool that allows the political
system to admit mistakes and start afresh, restoring public confidence
and proving that there is a price to pay for failing in public duty.
The tourism minister‚ Derek Hanekom‚ has told Talk Radio 702′s John
Robbie that cabinet has appointed a task team to look into the damage
being caused to tourism by tough new entry requirements imposed by the
home affairs minister‚ Malusi Gigaba
Berlin - Angela Merkel has come under criticism for her awkward
treatment of a young refugee girl brought to tears by the German
chancellor's comments on asylum
Cape Town - Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba should be asked why he
is not taking heed of the private sector's concerns regarding the
decline in tourist numbers and the resulting outcry by the tourism
industry, Beverley Schäfer, DA Western Cape spokesperson on economic
opportunities, tourism and agriculture, said on Tuesday SA
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Table of Contents
1. About SA Migration
2. Gigaba Visa regulations killed 22 000 jobs, putting another million at risk 3. Ministers in 'rare' public spat over visa regulations 4. Africa should avoid copying Europe`s failing experiment 5. Four emerging travel segments from India 6. It's time for Malusi Gigaba to man up and resign 7. Task team to probe damage cause by new visa regulations 8. Crying refugee girl puts Merkel on the spot 9. Visa rules 'putting 1 million new jobs at risk'
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