A KwaZulu-Natal man is arrested in Limpopo after authorities allege he solicits cash from people seeking learner’s licences without conducting the required tests. According to the report, he allegedly asks applicants for R2,000.
The allegation is described as a “cash-for-driver’s licence” arrangement, in which applicants are purportedly promised or guided toward licence processing outside of standard procedures. The report focuses on the amount allegedly demanded and the location of the arrest, but does not provide additional details such as whether more people are implicated, how authorities uncovered the scheme, or the legal charges that will be pursued.
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