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Key Government Decision
Border Management AuthorityRef: https://www.bma.gov.za/establishment/key-government-decision/
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Source domain: bma.gov.za
Collected on 5 August 2026
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What this means
This is an informational Border Management Authority webpage summarising government and Cabinet decisions about establishing the BMA between 2009 and 2015. It records the decision to establish the BMA, the mandate given to the Department of Home Affairs, approval of transitional priorities, and endorsement of the BMA Bill. It also provides an anti-corruption hotline for reporting suspicious activity at ports of entry.
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Anti-Corruption Hotline
People can report suspicious activity and help fight corruption at ports of entry by using the listed anti-corruption hotline.
- Who it is for
- People reporting suspicious activity or corruption at ports of entry
- How to act on it
- Call (+27) 80 122 9019.
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Fight corruption at the ports of entry Anti-Corruption Hotline (+27) 80 122 9019
Facts
Reference
https://www.bma.gov.za/establishment/key-government-decision/
Key Takeaways
- Border Management Authority establishment decisions
- President JG Zuma announcement on 3rd of June 2009
- Cabinet resolution on 26th of June 2013 to establish the BMA
- Cabinet approval of the BMA vision and Transitional Period (2015-2016) priorities on 10th of December 2014
- Cabinet endorsement of the BMA Bill, 2015 in Parliament on 23rd of September 2015
- Department of Home Affairs mandated to lead BMA establishment
- Anti-Corruption Hotline: (+27) 80 122 9019
- Border Management Authority
- JG Zuma
- Cabinet
- Department of Home Affairs
- Parliament