The security alerts in the US and the UK have also reverberated in South Africa because Pakistani police have raised the possibility that al-Qaida supporters were planning terrorist attacks in Pretoria and Johannesburg. Two South Africans of Asian descent were arrested during the 12-hour gun battle with Pakistani police in the eastern city of Gujrat that led to the capture of Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani, a Tanzanian wanted for the 1998 bombings of US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania. Gujrat’s police chief, Raja Munawar Hussainl, alleged yesterday that the two South Africans – Zoubair Ismail, 20, an Islamic student, and Feroze Ganchi, 30, a doctor – were “plotting attacks in their home country”. Full Story
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