Soldiers recover a stolen Nissan Navara during a foot patrol around the T-Junction in the Malala drift area

14 April 2026 | From Arrive Alive


Successes Joint Operations Tactical Headquarters Limpopo || During the night of the 12th of April 2026 at 23H43 to be exact, our heroes and heroines were busy with foot patrol around T-Junction in Malala drift area, when they confiscated a Nissan Navara valued at R900 000.00.

Members of 1 South African Tank Regiment deployed under Joint Tactical Headquarters Limpopo are working day and night in order to safeguard the South African borders, ensuring that nothing illegal enters/exit South Africa.

After contacting the South African Police Service in Tshamutumbu, Sergeant Seema confirmed to our soldiers that the vehicle was reported stolen in Krugersdorp Police Station. The vehicle was then handed over to the South African Police Services for further processing.

Their counterparts at Support Base on the other side of Beitbridge Point of Entry arrested 18 x Undocumented Persons, including 2 x minors who were handed over to immigration officials.

Information by Captain Moses Semono and photos by Captain Connie Molwantoa || Joint Operations Tactical Headquarters Limpopo.

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