A Senior Administration Officer at Sekhukhune District Municipality and three accomplices have been arrested by the Polokwane based Hawks' Serious Corruption Investigation members for alleged fraud.
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A Senior Administration Officer at Sekhukhune District Municipality and three accomplices have been arrested by the Polokwane based Hawks’ Serious Corruption Investigation members for alleged fraud.It is further alleged that the former municipal Chief Financial Officer and Senior Administration Officer connived with other companies who never rendered any service to deposit money into their accounts that was later shared among themselves.
During the take-down operation, the Senior Administration Officer was not found but she handed herself to the Hawks on Friday morning. The former CFO is still on the run but he is being traced.
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