Home Affairs to secure borders with these new BMA advancements

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The Border Management Authority (BMA) will get a technological boost just before the Easter weekend. Minister of Home Affairs Leon Schreiber and BMA officials unveiled a new range of surveillance technology to enhance security on Thursday. The new additions will enhance an already tech-friendly agency as it prepares for a massive increase in border activity. Phemelo speaks to the BMA Commissioner Dr Michael Masiapato.

10 Apr 4PM English South Africa Education · Careers

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