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[WATCH] Refugees whose initial asylum application was declined can’t stay in the country while they reapply. The apex court emphasised that refugees' multiple asylum applications constitute an abuse of systems. The ruling overturns a prior Supreme Court of Appeal judgment. Juniour Khumalo unpacks this. #Newzroom405

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