💨 Abstract
The Department of Home Affairs in South Africa plans to invalidate green ID books due to security risks, such as identity theft and credit fraud. They urge citizens to transition to smart ID cards, which are more secure and technologically advanced. The shift is aimed at combating fraud and identity theft. The Department launched the smart ID card program in 2013 and has ramped up awareness campaigns to make the transition smoother.
Courtesy: www.thesouthafrican.com
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