Monday, December 15, 2025

FIRST WITH SECURITY NEWS

Police arrest 95 Libyan nationals at suspected military training base in Mpumalanga

Published on

The South African Police Service (SAPS) has said it has uncovered what it believes to be a military training camp in White River, and has apprehended 95 foreign nationals as a result.

In a statement on Friday, the SAPS said the operation was carried out in conjunction with the ProvJOINT structure, including the Department of Home Affairs and other role players like Police Intelligence.

Acting Provincial Commissioner of the SAPS in Mpumalanga, Major General (Dr) Zeph Mkhwanazi, convened the Provincial Joint Structures (ProvJOINTS) two days ago after receiving intelligence information about the suspected camp, which led to a raid on Friday 26 July and subsequent arrests.

Read the full story on defenceWeb here.

MOST READ

SITE SPONSORS

More like this

SAPS is drowning in unsolved dockets

The South African Police Service is drowning in dockets it is struggling to solve. For...

Tip-off leads soldiers to contraband worth R8 million plus at Lebombo

By far the bulk of the R11.5 million worth of contraband seized on South...

When the State fails: civil society must protect South Africa’s whistleblowers

South Africa’s witness protection system is failing. The deaths of the likes of Moss...