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Members of the South Africa Police Service (SAPS) in Mpumalanga have arrested 95 Libyan nationals for allegedly running an underground military camp at a farm in White River in the province.
SAPS national police spokesperson Athlenda Mathe said the Libyans misrepresented themselves on their visa applications and claimed to be coming to South Africa to train as security guards.
According to a statement posted on the South African government’s official X page on Friday, SAPS members worked with the provincial joint structure and the Department of Home Affairs to nab the suspects. Reads part of the statement: 
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The South African Police Service (SAPS) in Mpumalanga, working together with the ProvJoint structure, including the Department of Home Affairs and other role players like Police Intelligence, have uncovered a suspected military training base in White River and apprehended 95 foreign nationals in connection with the discovery.
Acting Provincial Commissioner of the SAPS in Mpumalanga, Major General (Dr) Zeph Mkhwanazi, convened the Provincial Joint Structures (ProvJoints) two days ago after receiving intelligence information about the suspected camp.
This led to a joint operation being carried out today, Friday 26 July 2024, resulting in the raid and subsequent arrests.
The place, which was initially designated as a training site, appears to have been converted into an illegal military training base.
The 95 individuals taken into custody are all Libyan nationals and are currently being questioned by the relevant authorities…
The investigation is still ongoing, and further details will be provided as they become available. The SAPS would like to assure the public that there is no immediate threat to community safety.
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95 Libyan people were arrested in South Africa for running a secret military camp. They lied on their visa applications to come to South Africa as security guards. The police worked with other government departments to catch them. The camp was found in White River and the Libyans were taken into custody. The investigation is still going on. The police said there is no danger to the community.

South Africa Arrests 95 Libyans Allegedly Running Underground Military Camp

At least 61 migrants, including women and children, died in a devastating shipwreck off the coast of Libya, according to the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Libya. The incident occurred on a dangerous migration route in the central Mediterranean, which remains one of the most dangerous in the world, <a href="https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023/12/16/at-least-61-migrants-drown-after-shipwreck-off-libya-iom">Reuters</a> reported. Survivors reported that the boat, carrying approximately 86 people, had departed from Zwara, a city in Libya located about 110 kilometers (68 miles) from the capital city of Tripoli.
This year has seen multiple deadly incidents along this route. In June, a fishing boat packed with hundreds of migrants sank off Greece after leaving Tobruk, Libya. The journey, intended to reach Italy, resulted in 78 deaths, while the fate of 518 others remains unknown, as per an IOM report. Drowning has been identified as the primary cause of death on migration routes worldwide during the first half of 2023, with a staggering 2,200 recorded fatalities.
The IOM report further revealed that the central Mediterranean route was the deadliest, accounting for a total of 1,727 deaths and disappearances along its shores during the same period. Most of these tragic incidents occurred in Tunisia, followed by Libya. However, the actual numbers are believed to be higher, as the figures provided by the IOM likely underestimate the true scale of the crisis.
The situation in Italy has been particularly severe, with sea migrant arrivals nearly doubling in 2023 compared to the same period last year. Approximately 140,000 people have arrived on Italian shores, with the majority originating from Tunisia. The small Italian island of Lampedusa has been overwhelmed by the influx of migrants.
In response to these challenges, the European Union and Tunisia signed a “strategic partnership” agreement in July, aiming to combat human traffickers and strengthen sea borders. Additionally, Britain and Italy have announced plans to jointly finance the repatriation of migrants stranded in Tunisia, although the exact amount of funding has not been disclosed.
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Over 60 Migrants Including Women And Children Die In A Shipwreck Off The Coast Of Libya

A Libyan official in the port city of Derna has told journalists that the death toll from the floods could reach 20,000.
The Libyan city was flooded when 2 dam walls burst this week following a storm which hit Libya on Sunday. The storm brought more than 400mm of rain within 24 hours.
The burst dams are saying to have released more than 1.5 million cubic metres of water  (1.5 million tonnes) down in the city at one go.
The UN’s World Meteorological Organization has however said that most of the thousands of deaths in the Libya floods could have been avoided. 
So far, 5,300 are confirmed dead. Some unrecovered bodies are reportedly under building rubble and in the sea. The bodies are said to be rotting and causing strong stenches and the risk of disease.
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Libya is governed by two rival governments – one based in the capital city of Tripoli and another in a city called Tobruk in the east. The are several milia groups that claiming control of some parts of the country. Conflict has been the situation since the ouster of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi 10 years ago.
Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah leads the UN-backed Government of National Unity in Tripoli.

20,000 Feared Dead After Libyan Floods

The son of Libya’s late former president, Muammar Gaddafi, has registered his interest to run for that country’s presidency in a December vote.
Saif al-Islam al-Gaddafi, 49, appeared in an electoral commission video signing documents at the election centre in the southern town of Sebha.
Gaddafi is one of the most prominent – and controversial – figures expected to run for president, a list that also includes eastern military commander Khalifa Haftar, Prime Minister Abdulhamid al-Dbeibah and parliament speaker Aguila Saleh.
However, while his name is one of the best known in Libya, and though he once played a major role in shaping policy before the 2011 NATO-backed uprising that destroyed his family’s regime, he has barely been seen for a decade.
The era before the 2011 NATO-backed uprising that swept Col Muammar Gadaffi from power was characterised by autocracy and a stable economy, therefore, the electorate might be divided. 
Saif al-Islam was tried in absentia in 2015 by a Tripoli court which sentenced him to death for war crimes including killing protesters during the 2011 revolt.
He would likely face arrest or other dangers if he appeared publicly in the capital Tripoli. He is also wanted by the International Criminal Court.
Educated at the London School of Economics and a fluent English speaker, Saif al-Islam was once seen by many governments as the acceptable, Western-friendly face of Libya, and a possible heir apparent.
But when a rebellion broke out in 2011 against Muammar Gaddafi’s long rule, Saif al-Islam immediately chose family and clan loyalties over his many friendships in the West.

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