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Suspended KZN correctional services boss’ R14 million BOSASA fraud case postponed

IOL · 16 September 2026 at 20:27

Suspended KZN correctional services boss’ R14 million BOSASA fraud case postponed

Suspended KZN correctional services regional commissioner's fraud and money-laundering case will return to court on November 26, 2026, for disclosure and further pre-trial proceedings.

The charges relate to alleged bribes and contracts worth more than R14 million involving BOSASA.

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