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President Jacob Zuma receives his Smart ID Card from Minister of Home Affairs Naledi Pandor at Byron House in Pretoria. Source: GCIS
President Jacob Zuma receives his Smart ID Card from Minister of Home Affairs Naledi Pandor at Byron House in Pretoria. Source: GCIS
President Jacob Zuma and Sophie De Bruyn. President Jacob Zuma renames four machines at Government Printing Works after the stalwarts of the Women's March to Pretoria which took place on 9 August 1956. Source: GCIS
President Jacob Zuma and Jansie Niehaus representing family of Helen Joseph. Source: GCIS
President Jacob Zuma and Fahdiel Moosa representing family of Rahima Moosa. Source: GCIS
President Jacob Zuma and Nqaba Ngoyi representing family of Lillian Ngoyi. Source: GCIS
Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe applies for a Smart Identity Card at Byron House in Pretoria ahead of the official launch on Nelson Mandela Day. Source: GCIS
Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe applies for a Smart Identity Card at Byron House in Pretoria ahead of the official launch on Nelson Mandela Day. Source: GCIS
Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe applies for a Smart Identity Card at Byron House in Pretoria ahead of the official launch on Nelson Mandela Day. Source: GCIS
Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe applies for a Smart Identity Card at Byron House in Pretoria ahead of the official launch on Nelson Mandela Day. Source: GCIS
Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe applies for a Smart Identity Card at Byron House in Pretoria ahead of the official launch on Nelson Mandela Day. Source: GCIS
Minister of Home Affairs Naledi Pandor, Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe and Chief executive Officer of GPW Prof. Anthony Mbewu inspecting equipment to be used for producing Smart Identity Cards at Government Printing Works in Pretoria ahead of the official launch on Nelson Mandela Day. Source: GCIS
Minister of Home Affairs Naledi Pandor, Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe and Chief executive Officer of GPW Prof. Anthony Mbewu inspecting equipment to be used for producing Smart Identity Cards at Government Printing Works in Pretoria ahead of the official launch on Nelson Mandela Day. Source: GCIS
Minister of Home Affairs Naledi Pandor, Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe and Chief executive Officer of GPW Prof. Anthony Mbewu inspecting equipment to be used for producing Smart Identity Cards at Government Printing Works in Pretoria ahead of the official launch on Nelson Mandela Day. Source: GCIS
Minister of Home Affairs Naledi Pandor, Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe and Chief executive Officer of GPW Prof. Anthony Mbewu inspecting equipment to be used for producing Smart Identity Cards at Government Printing Works in Pretoria ahead of the official launch on Nelson Mandela Day. Source: GCIS
Home Affairs Deputy Director-General of Information Services, Sello Mmakau and President Jacob Zuma as he applies for a smart ID at Mahlamba Ndlopfu. Source: GCIS
Home Affairs Deputy Director-General of Information Services, Sello Mmakau and President Jacob Zuma as he applies for a smart ID at Mahlamba Ndlopfu. Source: GCIS
Home Affairs Deputy Director-General of Information Services, Sello Mmakau and President Jacob Zuma as he applies for a smart ID at Mahlamba Ndlopfu. Source: GCIS
Home Affairs Deputy Director-General of Information Services, Sello Mmakau and President Jacob Zuma as he applies for a smart ID at Mahlamba Ndlopfu. Source: GCIS
Minister of Home Affairs Naledi Pandor with her smart ID card. Source: GCIS
Minister of Home Affairs Naledi Pandor with Deputy Minister Fatima Chohan addressing media on introduction of smart card Identity Document. Held at Government Communication and Information System (GCIS) in Pretoria. Source: GCIS
Minister of Home Affairs Naledi Pandor with Deputy Minister Fatima Chohan addressing media on introduction of smart card Identity Document. Held at Government Communication and Information System (GCIS) in Pretoria. Source: GCIS
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