Home Affairs officials accused in passport fraud syndicate granted bail
“The charges relate to multiple alleged incidents involving the fraudulent use of South African citizens’ identity details in passport applications processed at the Germiston Home Affairs office,” Mohlatlole said.
Two department of home affairs officials accused of selling South African passports to foreign nationals for up to R100 000 have been granted bail for R5 000 each.
These efforts combat alleged corruption and criminal conduct related to the illicit purchase of South African identity and travel documents.
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