BMA ramps up Easter border security with new high-tech passport stamps
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BMA ramps up border operations ahead of Easter travel period
The Border Management Authority (BMA) has activated an extensive operational plan to manage the anticipated surge in cross-border travel during the Easter holiday period, with authorities warning of significantly increased traffic at ports of entry nationwide. Speaking at a media briefing, BMA Commissioner Michael Masiapato said the plan is designed to ensure the efficient, secure and seamless movement of travellers and goods across South Africa…
BMA braces for 25,000 daily Easter border travellers
By Charmaine Ndlela The Border Management Authority (BMA) is preparing for more than 25,000 travellers a day at its busiest ports of entry over Easter. BMA Commissioner Michael Masiapato said at a media briefing in Pretoria on Sunday that peak outbound traffic was expected on 2 April and return traffic on Easter Monday, 6 April. “During these peak periods we expect significant traveller and traffic volumes potentially reaching double the baselin…
Authorities enhance Easter weekend safety operations
Authorities enhance Easter weekend safety operations Siya Tsewu Sun, 03/29/2026 - 12:12 SAPS officers and traffic officials conduct a roadblock on a national highway. AFP/Rodger Bosch JOHANNESBURG - The Border Management Authority (BMA) said neighbouring countries have agreed to extend hours at ports of entry. The BMA is tightening coordination to improve cross-border movement ahead of the Easter weekend. BMA Commissioner Mike Masiapato said …
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