NEW: Mapping for Zimbabwe Exemption Permit holders underway

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Government is conducting an exercise to identify and register Zimbabwe Exemption Permit (ZEP) holders living in South Africa who are planning to return home ahead of the expiration of their documents.

The mapping exercise will be conducted between February and March 2023 across all the provinces of South Africa.

In a statement on Thursday, the Zimbabwe’s Embassy in South Africa said the exercises will be done in two phases.

“The embassy and the consulates will be conducting a mapping exercise to identify and register ZEP holders who wish to return home.

“The mapping exercise will be conducted in the course of February and March across all the provinces in South Africa,” read the statement.

“This exercise is composed of two parts, the first being online registration, while the second part involves physical visits by multi-sectoral teams to designated areas across South Africa.”

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