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The workshop is good for networking, learning from other states about their processes and latest equipment available to improve

Pieter Nell, ASD: Charring, Home Affairs

The workshop was very good. There was nothing to criticize

M D Mphaki, Assistant Director, SAPS

Very impressive conference

George Anjftur, Dept Supt

On behalf of Northrop Grumman I wish to thank you all for an outstanding conference. You all worked exceedingly well in exceeding our expectations and your hard work allowed the attendees to experience a positive conference. Your teamwork made our sponsorship well worthwhile and met our objectives

Northrop Grumman (Lead Sponsor)

The best event of its kind that we have attended. Top quality speakers and delegates

Ocean Solutions (Gold Exhibitor)

Very informative and it gave a good value for invested time and money

Bofors Defence AB (Delegate)

The 2nd Annual Border Control 2008 will take place from 26th May to the 29th of May , 2008 in Johannesburg – the definitive border control event on the African continent. Hear from the key officials and the most innovative minds as they bring you the latest developments in border control strategies for the African continent. Mark you calendars now and start 2008 with a clear path for dealing with your key border control challenges.

The event will provide an informed look at the current and future needs of enhancing and sustaining of border controls on the African continent. Attend this event and gain insights into the key issues emanating from current research concerning the development, investigation, training and the implementation of new technology for both law enforcement and civilian applications.

BORDER CONTROL AFRICA 2008 will unite representatives from a range of African governments, regulatory authorities, immigration offices, Institutions, NGO’s and other stakeholders to discuss the most pressing challenges affecting professionals like yourself- from range of diverse African countries such as yours.

Don’t miss this opportunity of attending the BIGGER and IMPROVED BORDER CONTROL AFRICA 2008, and gain important relevant information that will provide you with the first steps to improving border control at your borders

This conference brings together Border Control professionals to discuss and debate the challenges facing Africa’s Borders today.

Confirmed speakers include:

Featured Speakers:

Dr Erik Slavenas Project Manager IOM Intennational Organisation for Migration Project In Haiti	Piet Theron Head: Transfontier Conservation Areas South African National Parks	Paul Vercoe Border Control & Security Consultant, Formerly With The Australian Immigration & Compliance Vietnam & Cambodia
Lowesa Stuurman The Law Reform Commission	Professor Andre E A M Thomashausen Professor of Law, HOD Public and International Law & Director Of Institute Of Foreign And Comparative Law University of South Africa	Margie de Monchy Regional Advisor Child Protection: Eastern and Southern Africa UNICEF (United Nations Children’s Fund)

Andrew Moroke, Kopfontein Border Post, SARS
Tskolo S. Koro, Inspector Of Police, Department Of Home Affairs, Lesotho
Edgar Sello Mokhethi, Senior Analyst Pragrammer, Immigration Services, Department Of Home Affairs, Lesotho
Major Olaseinde Ishola Williams, Nigerian Army Commander (RETD), Former Commander Of The Nigerian Army, Nigeria Armed Forces
Mathew Finn, Director: Government & Security, SITA
Matshidiso Ramathe, immigration Director, Ministry Of Home Affairs, Lesotho
Ettienne Hennop, Programme Officer, SAFERAFRICA
Sally Perberdy, Project Manager, SAMP (Southern African Migration Project)
Stephen Luthuli, Security Ops & Contracts Controller, ACSA
Nhlanhla Ngidi, Divissional Head Of Special Operations, Scorpions
Martin Reeves, Resource Manager, Defence Institute
Phyllis A. Coven, Technical Cooperation Specialist, International Organization for Migration (IOM)
Marija Nikolovska, Project Officer, Southern African Counter Trafficking Assistance programme (SACTAP)
Randy Eretzen, Senior Anaylst, NICOC
Dr Anna Moraczewska, Department of International Relations, Maria Curie-Sklodowska University
Margie de Monchy, Regional Advisor Child Protection: Eastern and Southern Africa, UNICEF (UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN’S FUND)
Sanjay Dharwadker, Head – Business Development, Sagem Defence Security South Africa (Pty) Ltd
Brigadier General A W Tapfunaneyi, Department Of Defence, Zimbabwe
Brigadier General Silver Kayemba, Chief Operations On Training, Uganda People’s Defence Force
Major General P Mokgware, Commander GFC, Botswana Defence Force
Advocate Willlem Heath, Chief Executive Officer, Heath Executive Consultants
Charles Goredema, Head Of Organised Crime And Money Laundering Research Programme

Don't miss this event because...

Border Control Africa will deliver essential information to over 100 professionals. Due to popular demand, the 2008 event has now been developed to offer you additional value, such as the following:

Additional case studies – offering you more practical application of what you are likely to encounter
More African and international participation – offering you a broader experience you can draw on
Specialised streams – Allowing you to select the session with the correct level of maturity for you
More than 150 delegates
Sessions with greater detail – building on 2007’s event
Exclusive networking sessions, and exciting add-ons such as key celebrity guest speakers and other activities

And much more!

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