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A 30-year-old Namibian woman has been arrested at OR Tambo International Airport, Johannesburg, South Africa, marking the tenth drug mule apprehended at this location in the past two months.
Police in South Africa on Sunday said that officials from the South African Police Service (SAPS), South African Revenue Service (SARS) customs, and immigration had been acting on intelligence regarding a drug mule arriving from São Paulo at approximately 07:25 AM.
The team intercepted her as she passed through immigration and promptly arrested her. She was then taken to a local hospital, where a medical X-ray revealed foreign objects in her stomach.
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SAPS said the process of extracting the suspected drugs was ongoing, and the woman had already expelled more than 60 packets of suspected cocaine. She remained under police guard as the investigation continued.
The total value of the drugs is not yet known, as it could take some time to release all suspected substances from her body.
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General Fannie Masemola, the National Commissioner of SAPS, commended the multidisciplinary team for their vigilance and ongoing efforts to combat criminal activity at OR Tambo International Airport. Said Gen Fannie Masemola:
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Our men and women in blue are hard at work intercepting hardened criminals. South Africa is not a playground for criminals and transnational organised crime. We are squeezing the space for criminals and leaving nothing to chance.
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A 30-year-old woman from Namibia was caught at the airport in South Africa with drugs in her stomach. She had swallowed over 60 packets of suspected cocaine. The police arrested her and are trying to get all the drugs out of her body. This was the tenth drug mule caught at the same airport in the last two months. The police in South Africa are working hard to keep criminals out of the country and are being praised for their efforts. The total value of the drugs is still unknown.

Namibian Drug Trafficker Who Swallowed Bullets Of Suspected Drugs Arrested In South Africa

A 71-year-old foreign national was arrested on Saturday at the Robert Mugabe International Airport while trying to smuggle drugs worth ZWL$3 million.
The drug mule, Hans Arne Ingemar Petersson, had 3 kilogrammes of heroin stashed in a plastic bag that was in one of his traveling bags.
ZRP national spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi confirmed the arrest. He said:
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On 08 April 2023, detectives from CID Drugs and Narcotics, Harare acted on the received information and arrested a foreign national, Hans Arne Ingemar Petersson (71) at RGM Airport, in connection with possession of 3kgs of Heroin with an estimated street value of ZWL$3 400 000.00.
The drugs were recovered stashed in a plastic bag, which was in a false compartment created in a suitcase.
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According to <a href="https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/add.15729">the Society for the Study of Addiction (SSA)</a>, Zimbabwe’s illicit substance use problem increased dramatically during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Commonly used substances in Zimbabwe include glue, bronclee, mangemba, cane sprit, marijuana, codeine and methamphetamine (crystal meth).
Very high unemployment rates in Zimbabwe, coupled with poverty and despair, have resulted in increasing numbers of youthful citizens also turning to use drugs as a way of entertainment.
According to the Ministry of Health and Child Care, people who have problems with drug abuse can be assisted at the following public as well as private health centres:
In case you have a son, daughter, friend, or relative who has a problem with drug abuse, the following public psychiatric institutions offer help in fighting drug addiction:
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1. Sally Mugabe Psychiatric Unit (Harare)
2. Parirenyatwa Annex Psychiatric Unit (Harare)
3. Ingutsheni Psychiatric Hospital (Bulawayo)
4. Ngomahuru Hospital and Half-way House (Masvingo)
The following institutions also offer counselling and rehabilitation services for patients battling drug addiction:
1. Highlands Halfway Home +2638644210999
2. Ruwa Rehabilitation Centre +263273790238
3. Serenity Mind Centre +263716825245
4. Tirivanhu Rehabilitation +263773593014
5. Beatrice Rehabilitation Harare
6. Tariro Rehabilitation Centre, Harare
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Zimbabwe Police Intercept 71 Year Old Drug Mule Carrying $3 Million Heroin

A former Zimbabwean drug mule who spent two years in an Indian jail says an appetite for fast money and a life of luxury lure women into the drug mule trade.
Cynthia Mpunga (42) told News24’s Lenin Ndebele that she hid her drug mule operations from close family members, including her husband.
Mpunga was arrested at Cochin International Airport in the city of Kochi in India in 2015 after security officials found ephedrine that had a street value of about US$ 1.4 million in her luggage.
Even though it is an over-the-counter drug in some countries, it’s illegal in India.
She said she would have received US$450 for delivering the drug, besides accommodation, flights, food and other benefits. She said:
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My family back home was worried. They thought I was held in a dungeon where, probably, there was no one I could speak to in English [while] living in a confined cell. All the scary things you can imagine were on their minds.
Two years was like a death sentence for me, but when I got into prison, I saw life differently.
I took up jobs while inside. I used to clean, and with basic sewing experience, I also did some work with fabrics.
Like other prisoners doing jobs, I earned a decent stipend. That money was deposited into our accounts monthly.
One could withdraw and buy whatever one desired to use after jail time.
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She said while in prison, all she could think of was her daughter, who was only two years old when she was arrested.
Mpunga said she was drawn into the industry by a South African woman who she didn’t want to name for security reasons. 
She said the idea of travelling the world and earning money that even some professionals don’t earn was attractive.
Mpunga said she had been to India five times in the space of three months before, and that aroused suspicions.
Her arrest in India was was the second time she had to be detained for a drug offence in the same year.
Earlier in 2015, Mpunga was arrested in Botswana at Sir Seretse Khama International Airport on arrival in Gaborone from India, via Kenya.
She had 20kg of an illicit substance and spent two months in jail in Botswana and later paid a P10 000 fine for her to be released.
Mpunga was also banned from entering Botswana for 10 years. | <a href="https://www.news24.com/news24/africa/news/two-years-was-like-a-death-sentence-for-me-ex-drug-mule-recalls-her-time-in-an-indian-prison-20221129">News24</a>

Zimbabwean Ex-drug Mule Recalls Her Time In An Indian Prison

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