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Zimbabweans Get Defensive As South African Authorities Intercept 42 Buses Carrying 443 "Trafficked" Children At Beitbridge Border Post - Vimarsana News

Zimbabweans Get Defensive As South African Authorities Intercept 42 Buses Carrying 443 "Trafficked" Children At Beitbridge Border Post

Zimbabweans have defended the 42 buses busted by South African authorities carrying 443 trafficked children at Beitbridge Border Post.

READER LETTER | Porous borders making life miserable for citizens - Vimarsana News

READER LETTER | Porous borders making life miserable for citizens

The first time I raised concerns about the influx of illegal immigrants in SA was in July 2007 when there were problems negatively affecting our health services.No attention was paid to those complaints.

BMA: Beitbridge child trafficking incident 'what we deal with on a daily basis' - Vimarsana News

BMA: Beitbridge child trafficking incident 'what we deal with on a daily basis'

Head of the Border Management Authority (BMA), Mike Masiapato, revealed that on Saturday they found some 443 children in buses at the Beitbridge border post, whom they say were in the process of being trafficked into the country.

Source: ewn.co.za
SA's porous borders blamed, 400 Zim children almost trafficked - Vimarsana News

SA's porous borders blamed, 400 Zim children almost trafficked

Over 400 Zimbabwean children were almost trafficked into South Africa via the Beitbridge Borderpost which separates the two countries.

ActionSA: No political will to fix 'dysfunctional' borders - Vimarsana News

ActionSA: No political will to fix 'dysfunctional' borders

ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba has accused the government of allowing the country's border operations to lapse into a state of decay.