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University of Fort Hare graft scandal lands three people in jail

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Police have arrested three people involved in a multi-million-rand fraud and money laundering scheme at the University of Fort Hare. The arrests by the serious corruption investigation team, based in East London, Eastern Cape, were a major win in the fight against corruption in the educational system. Simbongile Geqeza (41), the institution’s former acting chief financial officer; Isaac Plaartjies (57), the former head of investigation and vetti…

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University of Fort Hare graft scandal lands three people in jail

Police have arrested three people involved in a multi-million-rand fraud and money laundering scheme at the University of Fort Hare. The arrests by the serious corruption investigation team, based in East London, Eastern Cape, were a major win in the fight against corruption in the educational system. Simbongile Geqeza (41), the institution’s former acting chief financial officer; Isaac Plaartjies (57), the former head of investigation and vetti…

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