Moroka an epicentre of cross-border crime
Tuesday, March 24, 2026 | 100 Views |
Kgosi George Moroka during the RAMOJAKGA Crime Prevention Seminar. PIC: LESEDI MKHUTSHWA
According to Moroka village leader, Kgosi George Moroka, the borderline fence is in a dilapidated state, facilitating illegal activities like fuel smuggling, car theft, cattle rustling, and drug and human trafficking.
"The petrol and diesel are being smuggled at night and even during the day, as this is a common thing," Moroka stated.
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