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South Africa is emerging as a production hub for high-quality methamphetamine that's manufactured by transnational syndicates and then later exported to its more lucrative markets in Australia and New Zealand, for example,” said McLaggan.
He said that these are sophisticated operations where frontrunners rent properties and procure equipment often used by pharmaceutical companies.
McLaggan warned that the drug-lab busts this year may only be the beginning.
“South Africa's drug economy continues to be well-supplied, despite these busts. So, there are certainly more of these labs around the country, some of which are industrial-scale facilities, and they continue to ply South Africa's drug economy with these drugs,” he added.
Police have confirmed the drug lab found yesterday was on premises being rented out
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The Constitutional Court’s decision to reinstate 181 African National Congress (ANC) candidates ahead of the November 4 local government elections has triggered fresh questions about the Electoral Commission of South Africa’s (IEC) treatment of political parties, the enforcement of candidate nomination deadlines and the practical consequences of its electronic submission system.
The ruling, handed down on Thursday, October 15, overturns an Electoral Court decision that upheld the IEC’s rejection of the ANC’s candidate lists in six municipalities after the party failed to complete the final electronic submission process before the August deadline. The IEC must now take all necessary steps to ensure the affected candidates appear on the relevant ballot papers and are included in the remaining electoral processes.
The judgment has prompted the United Democratic Movement (UDM) and the Afrika Mayibuye Movement to call for fair treatment of other political parties that found themselves in similar circumstances after failing to finalise candidate submissions.
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Mondli Makhanya is in conversation with OUTA CEO, Wayne Duvenage.
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Mondli Makhanya is in conversation with ActionSA President and City of Johannesburg Mayoral Candidate, Herman Mashaba.
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Mondli Makhanya is in conversation with Political Analyst, Sandile Swana.
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Mondli Makhanya is in conversation with Social Worker and Whistleblower Advocate, John Clarke.
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Mondli Makhanya is in conversation with Editor from Afrobarometer, Rehan Visser.
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Mondli Makhanya is in conversation with National Gambling Board CEO, Lungile Dukwana.
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Mondli Makhanya is in conversation with Business Journalist and Political Commentator, Peter Bruce.
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Mondli Makhanya is in conversation with Director of the North-West University Business School, Prof. Joseph Sekhampu.
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POWER Talk is a mid-morning talk show that delves deeper into the news of the day, along with larger societal themes, inviting listeners to help unpack issues on the day’s current affairs agenda…