Four arrested for selling learner’s licences, including two elderly women who allegedly hid cash in their underwear
- Four people arrested for allegedly running a cash-for-licence scheme at the Marble Hall Driving Licence Testing Centre in Limpopo.
- The scheme allegedly involved soliciting R2,000 per licence from applicants and coordinating with examiners at the Marble Hall testing centre to process fraudulent applications.
- The Department of Transport had previously expressed concerns about the new computerised learner’s licence testing system, which caused pass rates to plummet in some regions.
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