ID applications are the first use case, but passports and other types of documents are in the pipeline, according to Capitec ...

Home Affairs’ new Digital Partnership Model is streamlining the Smart ID application process, making it faster and more accessible for citizens at selected bank branches.

Home means something deeply personal to every South African: dignity, safety and legacy. But for many, owning one has felt ...

Five bank branches in KwaZulu-Natal now offer smart ID card applications, with more expected to open across the province as the programme expands.

The beginning of the end for Home Affairs queues as first bank branches go live under new digital partnership model Today marks the launch of one of the most significant reforms in the history of the ...

South Africans can now apply for Smart IDs at selected bank branches following the launch of a new digital partnership between the Department of Home Affairs and the banking sector. The initiative, ...

With an expanded digital partnership programme kicking off this week between Home Affairs and major banks, the number of bank branches offering smart IDs in South Africa has increased from 32 to 49.

Home affairs minister Leon Schreiber has launched a partnership with Capitec Bank to bridge the gap between the department and South Africans. Instead of citizens having to travel great distances to ...

After nearly 10 years of a very limited eHomeAffairs pilot, South African banks will begin rolling out smart ID card services at scale next week.

Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana confirms a ransomware attack on South Africa's Land Bank, with hackers demanding five Bitcoin but critical systems remain secure.

The Road Traffic Management Corporation has urged motorists to renew their vehicle licence discs and driving licence cards before the busy Easter week ...