South African police have arrested 95 Libyan nationals suspected of operating an underground military training camp in White River, Mpumalanga province. These individuals entered the country on study visas, claiming to be training as security guards, but investigations indicate they were receiving military training. The raid, which occurred approximately 360 kilometers northeast of Johannesburg, revealed a military-style camp with green tents. Authorities are now investigating whether there are additional illegal military bases in other areas of South Africa. The camp's owner, a South African national, is also under scrutiny as police assess the situation and possible affiliations with any groups. The arrests come against the backdrop of ongoing concerns regarding illegal immigration and security issues in the region.