Three cashiers are arrested at the Marble Hall Driving Licence Testing Centre in Limpopo during an investigation into alleged corruption and manipulation of the eNatis system. The arrests follow suspicion that cash was received improperly in connection with driving-licence processing.
According to the report, police allege that R5,300 was found hidden in the cashiers’ underwear during the investigation. The matter is linked to allegations involving the processing of licences through the eNatis system, which is used for managing vehicle and driver information.
The article frames the arrests as part of efforts to identify wrongdoing within the testing centre environment and to determine whether procedures were manipulated for undue benefit. The report indicates the cashiers are being processed in connection with the suspected offences, while the investigation continues.
