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The overlooked South Africans still struggling to get Smart IDs

The overlooked South Africans still struggling to get Smart IDs
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South African permanent residents and naturalized citizens are facing administrative difficulties in obtaining Smart ID cards. Despite government efforts to phase out green ID books, system limitations continue to create barriers for non-citizens.

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The transition to digital identification systems can inadvertently exclude vulnerable populations, creating significant hurdles for legal residents in daily life.

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The article reports on a bureaucratic issue affecting residents, focusing on the lack of clear communication from the government.

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