# The Border Management Authority is stepping up efforts to root out corruption and criminal activities within South Africa’s border environment. This follows the arrest of two of its officials, Msebenzi Mgobo and Mbuso Mnisi, in connection with allegations of corruption, fraud and immigration-related offences at the Emahlathini Border Gate in Mpumalanga. BMA spokesperson Mmemme Mogotsi says the arrests are not isolated incidents but form part of an ongoing internal clean-up process led by the authority’s Integrity Management Unit:
BMA intensifies anti-corruption efforts following arrest of two officials in Mpumalanga [SOUND]
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