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Emfuleni ‘ghost fleet’ accused Mpho Malema awaits bail judgment

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Emfuleni ‘ghost fleet’ accused Mpho Malema awaits bail judgment

Mpho Malema is awaiting bail judgment in the Emfuleni fleet case, where the State alleges R16 million was lost.

Municipal records show payments of R34.7 million for 19 vehicles, although the municipality disputes that the full amount is missing.

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