FOR years his life was in limbo. He struggled to get a job, couldn’t get a driver’s licence and he wasn’t able to get married – all because he wasn’t recognised as a South African citizen.
Tebogo Khoza (26) was born in South Africa but he had nothing to prove it. For almost a decade he’s battled to show he is who he says he is – and finally he has the precious piece of paper that will allow him to get on with his life.
The North Gauteng high court in Pretoria recently ruled the department of home affairs should register him as a South African and issue him with an identity document.
The first step was giving
