South African law enforcement join raid on criminal networks which stole R6.35-billion from people
- Interpol and South African authorities recovered over R1.7 billion in illicit funds following Operation Serengeti III, disrupting 10,909 malicious networks targeting nearly 66,000 victims.
- The operation was one of the largest cybercrime enforcement operations ever conducted in Africa, with law enforcement from 21 countries arresting 1,462 suspects.
- Interpol's cybercrime director Neal Jetton stated that international cooperation remains one of the most effective tools for disrupting criminal networks.
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