Ondjiva, ANGOLA, October 6 - Nine citizens from various nationalities have been detained in the last seven days in the southern province of Cunene for illegal stay in national territory. ,

 

The information is expressed in weekly report released by Migration and Foreign Department (SME), reached Angop on Saturday.

 

Among the detainees, the document points to seven Namibian citizens, a South African and an equal number of Ivorian.

 

The action resulted in a crackdown carried out in hotels, gust houses and other similar units based in the province of Cunene.

 

As for the migratory movement, the SME registered 12, 653 - entry and exit of national and foreign citizens – less 1, 992 in relation to the same previous period.

 

The SME received 29 applications for the issuance of passports, of these 19 for the first time.

 

Ten re-issuances of ordinary passports as well as  797 crossing passes and 56 laiseez passer, as having been issued.

 

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