The Hawks Nab 2 Zimbabwean Women For Smuggling A Contraband Of Explosives Worth R1.2 Million
2 Zimbabwean women have been arrested by the South African Organised Crime Investigation unit, The Hawks, for smuggling explosives with a street value of R2 Million, The Herald reports.
The women, aged 27 and 41 were arrested in Limpopo Province’s Thohoyandou as they were about to board a bus to Johannesburg,
Captain Matimba Maluleke, confirmed their arrests and said:
The team received a tip-off about two women from Zimbabwe who were in possession of explosives destined for Gauteng,
The suspects were arrested as they were about to board a bus to Gauteng. Explosives, emulsion blasting cartridges and case fuses with the estimated street value of over R1.2 Million were seized
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According to the publication, explosives are used in illegal mining and ATM bombings.
More: The Herald
