Police Minister Senzo Mchunu has reiterated that the designated security training facility in Masoyi near White River, Mpumalanga, resembles aMchunu accompanied by his two deputies, Cassel Mathale and Polly Boshielo, National Police Commissioner Fannie Masemola and Hawks National head Godfrey Lebeya, toured the facility after a lengthy briefing.
Minister Mchunu says the 95 Libyan nationals arrested at the facility will be deported soon but not before investigations are concluded. “The process of visa applications, there were certain violations there which are being identified and that would be finalised at some point. Their being here is illegal in the first place because the application is pointer of violations in the process. To that effect, we would want them to be out of the country as soon as possible but we will follow due processes and discussions.
“They always have school bags, like they are selling clothes all that. Like, two days back, they came in my car, like they were going that side. They said they had R20, they were five and I said it’s fine. Like, ah, okay. I’m not sure what their business is here. But I think those guys are drug addicts men, because they’re selling their things just to get something to smoke. With what they came here for, I don’t know.
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