FRAUD SASSA SUSPECT HANDS HIMSELF TO POLICE

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By Libuseng Nyaka

QWAQWA –South Africa Security Agency (SASSA ) based at Botshabelo in the Free State, Nkululeko Matiya  has handed himself to police on Tuesday May 26, 2021,  amid investigation by police  on alleged  fraud at SASSA.

This  arrest of the official is part of phase two which the South African Police Services (SAPS) has embarked on as the first phase was conducted previously and 33 SASSA beneficiaries (clients) were arrested and charged with fraud.

According to  Free State SASSA spokesperson Motshewa Maleka this fraudulent activity targeted vulnerable people in the community under false pretence of assisting them to obtain social grants in particular the disability grant.

FS Sassa spokesperson Motshewa Maleka.

Working in cahoots with  Malefu Mokhethi, a member of public, who was arrested and is in prison,   applicants  would be issued with the false referral letters succeeding them to apply through the said SASSA official to qualify them for the Disability Grant.

 Matiya is in police custody after appearing briefly in Botshabelo court on Thursday 27 May 2021 and his bail application was postponed to Wednesday, 2nd June 2021.

 SASSA is serious about catching these fraudsters who take government funds for their own selfish reasons which is intended to assist our vulnerable people to curb poverty in our communities. We appeal to anyone who has any knowledge or suspect any social grants fraudulent activities  to report to SASSA by calling the  national fraud hotline number 0800 0 701 701.

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