Cuito, ANGOLA, April 13 - The need to adopt new techniques for the control of the entrance, stay, transit and exit of foreign citizens was defended last Thursday by the central Bie Province’s director of the Migration and Foreigners Service (SME), João Bonifácio Calandissa, who expressed such concern in face of the rising number in the country of illegal prospectors of minerals. ,

The SME director in Bié spoke to ANGOP in the ambit of the 42nd anniversary of the institution, to be marked on April 19, having guaranteed the reinforcement of patrol actions along the border.   

In this ambit, last Thursday a lecture was held on “Judicial implications relating to illegal immigration” presented by the public prosecutor José Decolelo.

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