The owner of the Mpumalanga “military-style” training camp where 95 Libyans were arrested says they were legally enrolled in a legitimate course, but trouble arose because the local community took against them. Penwell Dlamini, Sunday Times reporter, joins us to give us more details about this interesting yet puzzling story.

The owner of the Mpumalanga “military-style” training camp where 95 Libyans were arrested says they were legally enrolled in a legitimate course, but trouble arose because the local community took against them. Penwell Dlamini, Sunday Times reporter, joins us to give us more details about this interesting yet puzzling story.

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