Masajid urged to get foreigners legalised 

With the demographic of South Africa’s Muslim community changing, we find that there are many foreign nationals employed at our local masajid. While that is a positive, the downside is that many of these foreigners do not have legal permits to work here. This poses a huge challenge to the department of Home Affairs, who has warned it will impose stiff penalties on mosques. To chat about this is the DHA’s provincial manager Yusuf Simons…