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R1,4 million smuggled Zimbabwean cigarettes intercepted in South Africa - Vimarsana News

R1,4 million smuggled Zimbabwean cigarettes intercepted in South Africa

SOUTH African police have intercepted another consignment of Zimbabwean cigarettes worth R1,4 million that was being smuggled into the neighbouring country thro...

Cigarette smuggler arrested at Groblersbrug border - Vimarsana News

Cigarette smuggler arrested at Groblersbrug border

The South African Police Service (SAPS) Commissioner in Limpopo, Lieutenant-General Thembi Hadebe, has applauded members of the Groblersbrug Border Post for their alertness and commitment, which led to the arrest of an alleged cigarette smuggler.

Man nabbed at border with illegal smokes worth R1.4m - Vimarsana News

Man nabbed at border with illegal smokes worth R1.4m

Police in Limpopo have arrested a suspect in connection with the smuggling of illegal cigarettes at the Groblersbrug border post.

Limpopo Traffic Authorities warns on expected increase in traffic volumes - Vimarsana News

Limpopo Traffic Authorities warns on expected increase in traffic volumes

CONGESTION| Traffic volumes are expected to increase significantly on major routes and business districts across the province today. These include the N1, northbound from Gauteng towards Beitbridge Border Post, N11, Groblersbrug Border Post, R101,R81, R71, R37, R36, R510, R524, R523, R521, R555, R25 and R40 Motorists are therefore urged to drive with caution and maintain

SA holidaymakers warned of snaking traffic across national roads - Vimarsana News

SA holidaymakers warned of snaking traffic across national roads

Friday, a day before Christmas eve, is expected to be one of the busiest days on the roads, and drivers are warned of high traffic volumes on major routes.

Source: ewn.co.za