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South African far-right activist Nhlanhla Lux has criticised the Zimbabwean government’s decision to increase passport application fees for Zimbabweans living in the neighbouring country.
Lux, the former commander of the Operation Dudula movement, said the passport price hike was a regressive step that undermines the aspirations of South Africans who want all migrants in the country to be there legally.
Speaking after a group of Zimbabweans and some South Africans marched to the Zimbabwean embassy in Hatfield, Pretoria, to demand a standard and more affordable price for passports on Tuesday, Lux said:
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I am happy that Zimbabweans are marching in South Africa because if you look at what they are marching for, they are marching against the hike of their passport price.
They are saying passports cannot be that expensive, meaning a document that makes them legal, that aids and supports our agenda for many years that, no let us all be documented and become legal.
The process of documentation is now expensive and they are taking the price higher.
We all know it is easy to cross the river from Zimbabwe into South Africa, but those who still respect the law are saying “can it be affordable for us to have these passports so that we can be documented and be in line with the laws of both Zimbabwe and South Africa.”
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The Zimbabwean embassy in South Africa has set the passport application fee for Zimbabwean citizens residing in South Africa at $250 US dollars.
In comparison, the cost of an ordinary passport is $150 US dollars when applied for at any of the numerous passport application centres located across Zimbabwe.
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Nhlanhla Lux, a South African activist, doesn't like that Zimbabwe increased passport fees for Zimbabweans in South Africa. He thinks it's not fair and makes it hard for people to be legal. Some Zimbabweans and South Africans marched to protest at the Zimbabwean embassy in Pretoria. They want cheaper prices for passports. The embassy charges $250, but in Zimbabwe, it's only $150. Lux supports the march because he believes everyone should be able to afford to have a passport and obey the laws.

South African Activist Nhlanhla Lux Criticizes Zimbabwe's Passport Fee Hike

South Africa’s Police Minister Bheki Cele and senior police officers on Monday visited the home of Nhlanhla “Lux” Dlamini following reports of a bombing incident.
According to <a href="https://www.iol.co.za/news/crime-and-courts/look-hawks-forensic-cops-comb-luxs-pimville-home-for-clues-after-double-bombing-f4c8aaed-de21-4d92-b63d-2b1017e08f6f">IOL</a>, it is alleged that two commercial explosives, like the ones used in mines or ATM bombings, exploded at Lux’s family home in Pimville, Soweto, in the early hours of Monday morning.
Cele said they were taking the threats seriously and the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (Hawks) and forensic teams were deployed to the area to investigate the claims. He said:
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It seems minor until you see the damage… The explosives used were quite powerful. This is a form of thuggery and we hope that SAPS teams find answers. We are expecting a report from the forensic teams.
A case of public violence and malicious damage to property has been registered.
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Lux, who is president of the Soweto parliament and former leader of Operation Dudula, has blamed the opposition Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) party led by Julius Malema for the attack.
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