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Corruption syndicates exposed in vehicle registration and licensing scheme

5 June 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

Investigators analysed more than a million records dating back to 2000 to determine how many traffic register numbers (TRNs) were fraudulently issued to foreign nationals using falsified documents and …Read More at Source

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