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Chaos at SA embassy in Zimbabwe attracts tricksters

Confusion over the renewal and application for South African work permits and other documents has spawned an influx of conmen at the South African Embassy in Harare as thousands flock the embassy in search of documents.Hundreds of people h…

Published: 25 Jan 2015 at 19:33hrs | 5991 | by Tavada Mafa

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Chaos at SA embassy in Zimbabwe attracts tricksters

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