Grace Mokoka, who was previously jailed for allegedly paying suppliers nearly R3 million for work that was not done, is now arrested again and faces new fraud charges. The latest case relates to an alleged scheme involving about R1.35 million.
The reports focus on a second set of allegations following her earlier conviction. While the earlier matter centres on bogus payments for work, the new charges describe different conduct tied to fraud and monetary losses. The outlets presented the developments as consecutive legal actions—first a jail term connected to improper payments, followed by a fresh arrest over a separate sum alleged to have been obtained or claimed through fraudulent means. The details of how the alleged R1.35 million fraud is carried out are not fully set out in the provided excerpts.
Both accounts agree on the core timeline: Mokoka is convicted and jailed for the earlier payments, and she is subsequently arrested again for fresh fraud allegations involving a further, specified amount.
