Terror Suspects Nabbed at South African Border

(Johannesburg, South Africa) Two Pakistani terror suspects have been arrested at the South African border with Zimbabwe after they tried to enter with phony identification documents.

One of the men is listed as wanted by Interpol for terrorist activities.

Zimbabwe's government-run The Herald newspaper said police believe the suspects, Imran Muhammad, 33, and Chaudry Parvez Ahmed, 39, tried to enter the country with fake passports.

The men flew from Saudi Arabia to Tanzania where they allegedly acquired fake Kenyan passports before entering Zimbabwe overland.

South Africa's normally-porous border with Zimbabwe has been fortified for the safety of the World Cup. It's not known whether the Pak terror suspects had a particular target or just wanted to create chaos.