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Tyra Chante Naidoo, a Zimbabwe-born South African citizen, has petitioned Zimbabwean immigration authorities over her treatment as a visitor to the country.
Naidoo, who holds a Zimbabwean birth certificate and national identity card, wrote to the principal director of immigration to protest the way she was treated. Her visitor’s permit expired on June 19, 2024.
She is being represented by Prisca Dube, a member of Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR). The letter, which was seen by <a href="https://newsday.co.zw/southerneye/local/article/200035329/i-want-a-zim-passport-says-zim-born-sa-citizen">Southern Eye</a>, reads:
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Our client was born in Zimbabwe on June 15, 1996, at Mbuya Nehanda Maternity Hospital in Harare. Her mother was a Zimbabwean citizen, she was born in Zimbabwe.
Our client holds a Zimbabwean birth certificate and national identity card marked CIT for citizens.
As such, she satisfies the requirements of citizenship by birth in terms of section 36 of the Constitution.
Our client’s parents had attempted to obtain a Zimbabwean passport for her when she was younger, but their efforts were futile.
</blockquote>
She later obtained South African citizenship on December 19, 2005.
The lawyers argued that, as a Zimbabwean citizen by birth, Naidoo is entitled to immunity from deportation and the right to a passport and other travel documents, as outlined in Section 66 of the Constitution of Zimbabwe. Reads the letter:
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We have further instructions to seek recourse through the courts should we not have a response from your office… In the event that we are forced to approach the courts, we will be seeking costs at a punitive scale as the legal proceedings can be avoided on a matter that presents facts on the basis of which the courts of Zimbabwe have passed judgements already.
</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Zimbabwe-born South African citizen, Tyra Chante Naidoo, wants a Zimbabwean passport. She wrote to Zimbabwean immigration authorities because she was treated like a visitor to her own country. She has a Zimbabwean birth certificate and identity card. Her parents tried to get her a Zimbabwean passport when she was young, but failed. Her lawyers say she has the right to a passport as a Zimbabwean citizen by birth. If she doesn't get a response, they will take the matter to court. Tyra wants her Zimbabwean passport and all the rights that come with it.

South African Citizen Demands Zimbabwean Passport

Registrar General Tobaiwa Mudede is challenging a High Court order to issue South African born Brain Shaw and his daughter dual citizenship. On March 15 this year, High Court judge president George Chiweshe granted a default judgement declaring that Shaw and his daughter be granted dual citizenship. Justice Chiweshe said Shaw deserves to be issued Zimbabwean citizenship stating that he is a Zimbabwean citizen by birth because at the time of his birth his mother was a citizen of the country and ordinarily resident of Zimbabwe.
However, Mudede is challenging the order on the basis that he failed to attend the court hearing because the summons were served to the wrong person and never reached his office. He argues Shaw does not meet the requirements of Section 36(1) of the Constitution of Zimbabwe since he was not born in Zimbabwe hence he does not qualify to be a citizen by birth. However, Section 36(2) of the Constitution states that Persons born outside Zimbabwe are Zimbabwean citizens by birth if when they were born either of their parents was a Zimbabwean citizen and ordinarily resident in Zimbabwe or working outside Zimbabwe for the state or an international organisation.
More: Zimbabwe Independent

Mudede Challenges High Court Order To Grant Dual Citizenship To South African Citizen

Yesterday, MPs from Matabeleland region expressed anger over Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly Mabel Chinomona’s suggestion that Home Affairs deputy minister Obedingwa Mguni must respond to a question in English instead of Ndebele.
Mguni was responding to a question from Hurungwe East MP, Sarah Mahoka (Zanu PF) who had asked him a question in Shona on why his ministry was continuing to issue children born in Zimbabwe, but of parents of foreign descent, with national identity cards labelled “alien”. Chinomona eventually allowed Mguni to respond in Ndebele and he said that his ministry is looking at the issue of the ‘alien’ status. He said that there is need to align the Birth and Registration Act with the Constitution, so that the issue is solved.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2017/09/row-erupts-parly-ndebele-language/">NewsDay</a>

MPs express anger after Speaker tells Minister to respond in English, not Ndebele

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