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Home Affairs official arrested for fraud

Source: ENCA, 19/11/2015

JOHANNESBURG - A Durban Home Affairs official has been arrested for
fraud.

The woman who is accused of stealing more than R100,000 last month,
was taken by surprise when a policeman came to arrest her.

It's believed the woman has stolen more than a-hundred and 30-thousand
rand from the office's October revenue.

She's worked as a cashier for the department for ten years.

Home Affairs has welcomed her arrest.

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