Ninety-five Libyans found at a suspected military camp in South Africa’s northeast in July would be deported back to their country on Sunday, the home affairs ministry said. The Libyan men have been detained since 26 July when police raided the remote training camp near the town of White River about 360 kilometres (220 miles) east of Johannesburg. “They are scheduled to leave South Africa from the Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport this morning in a flight that has been paid for by the Libyan Government,” the home affairs ministry said in a statement. Police had said the men entered South…