During a training and operation against narcotics and drug trafficking within Francistown, the Director-General of the Botswana Police Service, Sherperd Mdluli, encountered Pink Cocaine. And, during this planned reel scam, they went together to Palapye which was taken as a significant event for a flourishing response operation.
Being away from Francistown, the first place in which the drug was found was at ADrlan Notwane where the first deposit was set and the correct conclusion was even made to kill the beast. The police operate in a way that they go into hiding intends to trace him into hiding.
Beneficiaries include security officers of the Botswana Anti-Drug and Narcotic Agency (BAD-NA).
The event left in custody the total of about 306.5grams hereof with a street value of BWP 256,000.
These payment dates are strictly adhered to, starting with the Older Persons Grant up to the Child Support Grant in December 2025. The money is available through ATMs, retail outlets, Postbank, or direct bank deposits. On each day provided, the payments will reflect in their corresponding accounts by early morning, albeit with some delays from the banks.
Beneficiaries’ Levels Benefit from the Early Days
Establishing maximum grant mitigation for the Older Persons Grant, Disability Grant, and the Child Support Grant, the early payment calendar, therefore, benefits everyone holding a permanent SASSA grant. Its goal is to provide an early withdrawal at one stop to say “isters minds relaxed” even while the hardest of accumulating money, solid sumat.
How Beneficiaries Can Prepare for the Holiday Rush
Beneficiaries are encouraged to check their payment status on the official SASSA website or through USSD services before visiting pay points. To avoid long queues, using bank ATMs or making purchases directly with the SASSA card is recommended. Keeping the card and PIN safe is also essential, as fraud cases tend to escalate during the festive season.
The early release of December 2025 grants had helped to support thousands, or indeed millions, of South Africans before they were ushered into a safe and secured holiday season.