South African authorities are set to deport 95 Libyans who were detained at a suspected training camp in Mpumalanga province, according to the French news agency.
The deportation, scheduled for Sunday, will be executed utilizing an aircraft provided by the parallel government led by Osama Hammad.
A South African court in White River recently dismissed charges against the Libyans, who had been accused of violating immigration laws. The case was referred to the Ministry of Home Affairs for administrative handling.
This development comes after the court resumed the case of the detained Libyans following an urgent request from their legal representatives, bringing the matter before the judiciary to address their alleged violations of immigration laws.
The 95 Libyan nationals faced charges related to violating immigration laws after being arrested at a suspected military training camp in Mpumalanga, South Africa.
Law enforcement received intelligence about the suspected facility and raided the site in cooperation with intelligence and officials from the Ministry of Home Affairs, according to police spokesperson Donald Mdhluli.
