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Home Affairs committee raises alarm over border authority underfunding | The Citizen | SA News

The funding crisis is forcing the BMA to adopt a “do more with less” approach, limiting its capacity to address border security challenges.

The portfolio committee on Home Affairs has raised serious concerns about the continued underfunding of the Border Management Authority (BMA), warning that financial constraints are severely hampering the organisation’s ability to fulfil its mandate and implement crucial cybersecurity measures.

The BMA faces critical funding shortfalls that are hampering its ability to secure South Africa’s borders and combat corruption, with the agency receiving only 30% of its requested operational budget.

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