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City of Johannesburg official arrested for alleged corruption

7 May 2017 By admin

City of Johannesburg official arrested for alleged corruption:

City of Johannesburg official arrested for alleged corruption: A City of Johannesburg official has been arrested during an entrapment operation after allegedly seeking a bribe, Mayor Herman Mashaba says.

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Chiefs, Arrows draw in Joburg: Kaizer Chiefs drew 1-1 with Lamontville Golden Arrows in an Absa Premiership match at the FNB Stadium in Johannesburg on Saturday night.

Rebels ‘just not good enough’ for Lions: Rebels head coach Tony McGahan admitted his side were no match for the Lions after Saturday’s heavy home defeat.

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