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As we all know there's been a lot of fraud taking place in the SASSA agency, the agency has made a vow to stop all the fraud that has been taking place, because in the end it's going to affect innocent lives. The social grant agency it is against all the sorts of fraud that is associated with the grant.
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A report has came to light stating that a sum of 1500 workers of SASSA agency, have been receiving the R350 SRD grant. It was exposed that employees has been receiving the grant but the CEO Totsie Memela came up with a strategy that has exposed them. The city of Johannesburg has since been working with the CEO to make sure that not further corruption will be done.
According to the CEO the strategy that he had used, it has confirmed that over a sum of 4726 has received grants outside the borders of South Africa, as we all know that beneficiaries should be strictly people who are inside the country, all those things happen during the hard lockdown period. The good news that all those grants have been stopped. A statement was released on Friday to confirm the information. But what I like about the latest law is beneficiaries, who are going to receive the money going forward it will be strictly people who are inside the country.
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What pains me the most in my own personal opinion is that, some of our people they're grant application were approved, but they never received any money, but for some reason other people from other countries have been able to get access of the R350 SRD grant.
The CEO has urged citizens to report any foul play they come across, if you see someone receiving the grant when they do not qualify you have a right to report them. This will help to stop the fraud that has been happening.
Sources:
SAnews.gov.za (Tshwane)