SAPS committed to dealing with transnational organised crime

JOHANNESBURG - The South African Police Service (SAPS) has assured citizens of their safety following the discovery of an illegal military camp in Mpumalanga.

On Friday, a multi-disciplinary operation made up of SAPS and various structures arrested 95 Libyan nationals after uncovering the camp on a farm in White River.

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Police also discovered contraband, drugs, and military-grade equipment during their operation.

SAPS Spokesperson Athlenda Mathe has assured citizens that their safety has not been compromised.

"The safety and security of our citizens is of paramount importance and the SAPS remains committed to dealing decisively with transnational organised crime."