Money matters: Why correctional officials must avoid inmate transactions
Chevon Booysen | Published 4 minutes ago A senior correctional officer who had paid R1,000 into the bank account of a co-accused of underworld kingpin Nafiz…
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Adonis is one of 15 co-accused in a marathon criminal trial at the Western Cape High Court, who face over 100 criminal charges, including the murder of Charl Kinnear, attempted murder, racketeering, extortion, and corruption. Mbombo, who had been aggrieved by his dismissal, approached the Labour Court after the commissioner concluded that Mbombo had contravened Section 118(2)(b) of the Correctional Services Act by engaging in prohibited pecuniary dealings with an inmate.
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Adonis is one of 15 co-accused in a marathon criminal trial at the Western Cape High Court, who face over 100 criminal charges, including the murder of Charl Kinnear, attempted murder, racketeering, extortion, and corruption.
according to IOL (Independent Online)Mbombo, who had been aggrieved by his dismissal, approached the Labour Court after the commissioner concluded that Mbombo had contravened Section 118(2)(b) of the Correctional Services Act by engaging in prohibited pecuniary dealings with an inmate.
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