New plan to tackle SA’s porous borders

New plan to tackle SA’s porous borders



Justice and Constitutional Development Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi says the committee that has been appointed to deal with issues of migration will soon present a comprehensive plan that will address the challenges of porous borders and the border line.

In an exclusive interview with SABC News, Kubayi also indicated that the issue of illicit goods coming into the country is receiving an attention.

She says South Africa will continue to engage with other African countries on the challenge of migration.

SABC Specialist Correspondent Sophie Mokoena speaks to Kubayi.

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21 thoughts on “New plan to tackle SA’s porous borders

  1. there is NO PLAN, NO MONEY AND NO PEOPLE TO IMPLEMENT SAID "PLAN". The borders are a mess, worse than a sponge…matatiele dont even talk about those mountain paths…bergville going up the mountain dont bother bcos even donkeys make the trek daily up and down bringing in "precious cargos" with FULL BLESSINGS OF THE MOUNTED POLICE FROM THERE AND OUR "POLICE" THIS SIDE……beitbridge my ex home lets NOT EVEN discuss the rot there bcos u see it every second day in the news…have u seen the komatipoort side of things…beware when you go there is all id say…the border areas are full of mafiosos waiting and watching…remember that the government is now all of a sudden going up against "people movers" and this is a fully fledged international operation staffed by people from every single walk of life and government sector…i.e…you cannot defeat them, they are bigger than several governments in africa…rsa gov is small as compared to this international syndicates. everyone knows this except the rsa government lol.

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