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Bma Continues To Intercept Criminal Activities At Sa Ports Of Entry

Border Management AuthorityRef: https://www.bma.gov.za/bma-continues-to-intercept-criminal-activities-at-sa-ports-of-entry/

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Source domain: bma.gov.za

Collected on 5 August 2026

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What this means

This is a media statement from the Border Management Authority (BMA) announcing recent successful law enforcement operations at South African ports of entry. It reports on the interception of stolen goods and illegal firearms, highlighting arrests made at Kosi Bay and Qachas Nek. The BMA reaffirms its commitment to border security and invites the public to report suspicious activity.

What this document offers

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reporting opportunityOngoing

Report suspicious activity at ports of entry

The public can report any suspicious or illegal activity observed at South Africa's ports of entry to the Border Management Authority. This includes attempts to smuggle stolen goods, unlicensed firearms, or other contraband across the border.

Who it is for: members of the public
How to act on it: Contact the Border Management Authority through the provided media and communications office

The document's recorded date is 14 November 2023. Confirm on the official source.

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Report suspicious activity

public reporting serviceOngoing

Report suspicious activity at SA ports of entry

Members of the public can report any suspicious activity observed at South African ports of entry to the Border Management Authority. This includes individuals carrying stolen goods, unlicensed firearms, or other illegal items across the border.

Who it is for: members of the public
How to act on it: Contact the Border Management Authority via email or phone to report suspicious activity

The document's recorded date is 14 November 2023. Confirm on the official source.

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Report suspicious activity

Facts

Reference

https://www.bma.gov.za/bma-continues-to-intercept-criminal-activities-at-sa-ports-of-entry/

Key Takeaways

BMA
Dr Michael Masiapato
15 November 2023
14 November 2023
Kosi Bay
Qachas Nek
Eskom
stolen solar panels
tower batteries
unlicensed firearms
48 rounds of ammunition
Manguzi Police Station
Avondale Police Station
Border Management Authority
Dr Michael Masiapato
Mmemme Mogotsi
Eskom
South African National Defence Force
South African Police Service

Dates

Closing Date

14 November 2023