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Former Eastern Cape official arrested for using ‘fake’ university degree

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Former Eastern Cape official arrested for using ‘fake’ university degree

Dion Ramage 01/08/2025 15:36

A former deputy director at the Eastern Cape department of community safety has been arrested for allegedly using a fraudulent university qualification to secure employment within government…

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A former deputy director at the Eastern Cape department of community safety has been arrested for allegedly using a fraudulent university qualification to secure employment within government…
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