Zuko Komisa

A Limpopo examiner has been arrested at the Lebowakgomo Licensing Centre for allegedly helping four learner licence candidates in obtaining their licenses without being examined.
A learner’s licence is a permit that proves that you have basic knowledge of a motor vehicle and the rules of the road. The learner’s licence is valid for 24 months and cannot be extended.
The examiner was detained by the RTMC’s National Traffic Anti-Corruption Unit (NTACU).
Three of the four candidates are foreign nationals who were reportedly unable to read, write, or speak English.
All accused have been held at Lebowakgomo Police Station and are scheduled to appear in court. Investigations continue, and more arrests are expected.
“The examiner was caught red-handed assisting the applicants in the classroom during an exam. Upon further investigations and questioning, the applicants confessed to paying a fee of R3 000 each to the examiner,” the Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) said on Tuesday
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