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You are here: Home / News / Provisional withdrawal of fraud charges against Stanfield, others not sign of investigators’ failure: WC police

Provisional withdrawal of fraud charges against Stanfield, others not sign of investigators’ failure: WC police

24 May 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

Stanfield, his wife, Nicole Johnson, City of Cape Town ousted Human Settlements MMC Malusi Booi, and more than 20 others were linked to a R1 billion tender fraud within the city’s Human Settlements …Read More at Source

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