Leon Schreiber

Leon Schreiber, as the Minister of Home Affairs, intervened to prioritize the system upgrade, leading to the recognition of Khoisan traditional names. His actions are seen as a historic step towards inclusion and dignity for the Khoisan communities.

Leon Schreiber, as the Minister of Home Affairs, has overseen and championed the record rollout of Smart ID cards, attributing it to the department's commitment to digital transformation and expanding secure access to essential services for millions of South Africans.

Leon Schreiber, as the Minister of Home Affairs, is the primary spokesperson for the increased deportation efforts in South Africa. He emphasizes the success of reforms, technology deployment, and ongoing campaigns like Operation New Broom in enhancing enforcement and deterrence.

Dr. Leon Schreiber, as the Minister of Home Affairs, directed the reform to eliminate the five-year renewal rule for Muslim marriage officers. He emphasized that this decision ensures equal treatment for all marriage officers and aligns with the government's commitment to fairness and inclusivity.

Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber described the SIU's findings as exposing deep failures within the South Africa===Interior ministry, calling the report a turning point. He confirmed disciplinary actions are underway and emphasized digital transformation as a key solution to combat corruption.