Police seize R1. 5m dagga haul, two arrested
Police seize R1. 5m dagga haul, two arrested. 5m dagga haul, two arrested Two Tanzanian nationals arrested after police found 991.
What happened
Two Tanzanian nationals arrested after police found 991. 5kg of dagga worth about R1. 5 million. 5 million… Image Credits : X | @SAPoliceServices Jabulani Baloi Bongisipho Magcaba 19 September 2026, 11:45 [SAST] Two suspected dagga dealers have been arrested in Musina, Limpopo. Both suspects were arrested and are expected to appear before the Musina Magistrates’ Court facing charges relating to dealing in dagga. ” The South African Police Service (SAPS) in Limpopo says it continues to intensify operations aimed at disrupting the illegal trafficking of drugs.
Police say the suspects were found with dagga worth about R1. “Vigilance and teamwork remain our strongest weapons against drug trafficking,” says Lieutenant General Scheepers. #sapsLIM [TWO FOREIGN NATIONALS ARRESTED WITH DAGGA WORTH R1. Police authorities say about 15 people have been arrested over their alleged involvement in the production process. Police spokesperson Malesela Ledwaba says the suspects were taken to the Beitbridge border post, where a search was conducted.
The wider picture
Ledwaba says, “Upon arrival at the border, the officers opened the canopy in the presence of the occupants, leading to the discovery of 33 bags containing dagga weighing 991. This raised suspicion among the police members, who instructed them to proceed to the Beitbridge Border facility for further inspection. The suspects are expected to appear before the Musina Magistrates’ Court on Monday, 21 September 2026, facing charges relating to dealing in dagga. 5 MILLION AT BAOBAB TOLLGATE] The South African Police Service (#SAPS) in Limpopo continues to intensify operations aimed at disrupting the illegal trafficking of drugs following the arrest of two foreign nationals and… pic. twitter. com/yglwtNyFoM — SA Police Service 🇿🇦 (@SAPoliceService) September 19, 2026 MOST READ Judgment reserved in Mbalula contempt case over raw data dispute 10k views Women’s safety in focus at AAD as Kempton survivor relives trauma 7.
They say the suspects, foreign nationals travelling by bakkie, were intercepted at the Baobab Tollgate but refused to open the canopy. 5 kilograms, with an estimated street value of approximately R1. The vehicle was driven by a 32-year-old man, accompanied by a 41-year-old passenger. During the inspection, the driver and passenger indicated that they did not have the keys to the canopy’s padlock.
What has been reported
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The incident, according to health officials, happened in Ondo State, southwest of the country. Commissioner for Health in the state, Banji Ajaka, says investigations are ongoing into how the local drink was produced. He says several other people who took the drink have been hospitalised and are receiving medical attention.
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