WATCH | Busa reacts to reforms gazetted for some work visas

The Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital in Cape Town.
Middelburg farmer Reinardt  Steyn and his two co-accused.
Spaza shop in Soweto.
Chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Communications, and Digital Technologies Khusela Diko 
Family representative Sibongile Segalo
Spaza shop in Soweto.
Computer illustration of Vibrio cholerae bacteria.
Tshwane Mayor Nasiphi Moya
Sanelisiwe Jantjies, social policy acting director at Business Unity South Africa
JOHANNESBURG – Reforms have been gazetted for South African visa programme.
Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber says the Remote Work Visitor Visa and the new points-based system for Work Visas will remove bureaucratic hurdles plaguing the system.
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He’s described the reforms as “fit-for-purpose and market-friendly”.
Sanelisiwe Jantjies, social policy acting director at Business Unity South Africa, discussed the policy change with eNCA.