According to officials, the truck was travelling through Zimbabwe into South Africa when it was identified as a high-risk vehicle through intelligence gathered by the BMA’s National Targeting Centre. Upon arriving at the Beitbridge Port of Entry, the vehicle underwent a non-intrusive cargo scan using advanced truck-scanning technology.

The scan revealed suspicious anomalies and indicated the presence of a concealed compartment within the truck. Border officials then conducted an extensive physical inspection, dismantling parts of the vehicle over an eight-hour period before uncovering the hidden drug cache

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Minister Schreiber Hails R1 Billion Drug Bust at Beitbridge Border

MUSINA, LIMPOPO – 29 May 2026 – Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber has praised the Border Management Authority (BMA) and law enforcement agencies following the interception of a massive drug consignment worth nearly R1 billion at the Beitbridge Port of Entry.The operation, … Continue reading