BMA to provide report of Easter security operations

Mongezi Koko

Mongezi Koko

28 April 2025 | 6:50

BMA commissioner Michael Masiapato will detail how many people moved through the country’s ports of entry and how many illegal crossings were intercepted.

JOHANNESBURG - The Border Management Authority is set to provide a report back on security operations during this year's easter period.

BMA commissioner Michael Masiapato will detail how many people moved through the country’s ports of entry and how many illegal crossings were intercepted.

READ: More than 1,000 undocumented migrants arrested at Beitbridge border over Easter - BMA

Last year, over 1.2 million travellers were processed, with hundreds of attempts to enter South Africa illegally stopped.

This year's Easter operations were conducted under the 'Hi Tivise' campaign aimed at boosting border security and encouraging the public to report suspicious activities.

The authority said strengthening border control is crucial to curb cross-border crime, human trafficking, and the flow of illicit goods.

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