Gqeberha home affairs clerk admits to fraud
A clerk at the department of home affairs in Cleary Park has been convicted of fraud after he replaced the photographs of foreigners who had applied for SA passports with those of SA citizens.
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A clerk at the department of home affairs in Cleary Park has been convicted of fraud after he replaced the photographs of foreigners who had applied for SA passports with those of SA citizens.
Tony Stout, 31, worked as a clerk in the department at the time of his crimes.
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