By Jonathan Paoli
The Border Management Authority (BMA) has reaffirmed its commitment to remain vigilant, responsive and committed to protecting South Africa’s sovereignty and its ports of entry as gateways to the country’s prosperity and security.
BMA Commissioner Michael Masiapato unveiled the first quarter performance results for the 2025/26 financial year at a media briefing offering a detailed overview of the BMA’s operations across South Africa’s 72 ports of entry and marked the official launch of new high-security immigration control stamps.
“The BMA acknowledges that more needs to be done as other risks continue to emerge. As such, we continue to implement robust contingency plans and emergency response protocols at our ports to address any incidents that may arise. The BMA remains dedicated to upholding the integrity of our borders,” Masiapato said.
The BMA also used the occasion to honour Women’s Month, acknowledging the vital role played by female officers
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