Zimbabwean lady with fake South African ID, born in 200 July 1991, left people in stitches

Twitter |12 December 2022

In July of 1991, a Zimbabwean woman who presented a falsified birth certificate indicating her place of birth as South Africa had the entire world in stitches.

There has been a long-running black market in identifying documents sold both by the Department of Home Affairs and by identity theft rings.

It was reported by General Masuku that a Zimbabwean illegal immigrant was using a forged South African passport. The only item that seems off is the birth year, which is shown as 1991 instead of the proper year.

In an effort to combat this type of fraud, the African National Congress, the ruling party in the Republic of South Africa, has proposed a smart identity card and a move away from the green book.

It is only possible for a person to enter our world between January 1 and December 31 due to he fact that a month can have no more than 31 days.

The majority of South Africans would disagree that the name in question is commonly used there. Everyone in possession of one is automatically considered an alien in our midst. It is for this reason that we must conduct a thorough forensic audit of our own government in order to identify and remove corrupt officials.

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