South African police seize a cocaine shipment worth about R28 million at OR Tambo International Airport. Multiple outlets report that the consignment consists of 95 kilograms of cocaine. The drugs are intercepted after arriving on a flight from São Paulo, Brazil. Authorities describe the seizure as a significant disruption to organised drug trafficking activity, but the reports focus primarily on the quantity seized and the shipment’s point of origin and interception location. The cocaine haul is recovered at OR Tambo Airport, where police are responsible for border and airport-related enforcement. While details on suspects, arrests, and investigative next steps are not included in the provided summaries, all accounts agree on the core facts: the interception occurs at OR Tambo, the shipment comes from Brazil (specifically São Paulo), and the cocaine is valued at roughly R28 million based on reported estimates. The operation is framed as a major cocaine bust given the size of the consignment.