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HAD
(redirected from Home Affairs Department)

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HADHIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) Associated Dementia
HADHome Affairs Department (Hong Kong)
HADHole Accumulation Diode (Sony)
HADHole Accumulated Diode (Sony)
HADHuman Adenovirus (pathogen)
HADHearing Aid Dispenser
HAD3-Hydroxyacyl-CoA Dehydrogenase (deficiency)
HADHealth Assessment Document
HADHemadsorption (laboratory virus testing)
HADHuman Adjuvant Disease
HADAtlantic Haddock
HADHospital Anxiety Depression
HADHomeland Air Defense
HADHardware Data Acquisition
HADHubble Data Archive
HADHeadbangers Against Disco
HADHalmstad, Sweden - Halmstad (Airport Code)
HADHeinemann Australian Dictionary
HADHigh Availability Device
HADHeat Activated Device
HADHigh Aluminum Defect
HADHarness Assembly Drawing (electrical wire assembly drawing for manufacturing of cable harness assemblies)
HADHeat Acquisition Devices
HADHeated Air Ducting
HADHorizontal Acoustic Depiction
HADHumanitarian Aid & Development (various locations)
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Former foreign affairs minister and former wife of President Zuma, Dr Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, was moved from the high-profile foreign affairs ministry (now renamed Ministry of International Relations and Co-operation) to the very troubled and corrupt home affairs department.
The Zuma era begins a practical, pragmatic cabinet: President Zuma ... by Ahmed, Farhiya Ali / African Business
South Africans are being urged to confirm whether they are officially alive, as the beleaguered home affairs department attempts to do away with "fraudulent deaths", government said Tuesday.
SAfricans asked to check if they legally alive by AFP / AFP Global Edition
He said that corruption in the police service and chaos in the Home Affairs department had contributed to a situation where many South Africans did not know the difference between legal and illegal migrants.
Is this the end of the Rainbow nation? by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
 
 
 
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