Cash-for-License Bust in Limpopo | Johannesburg News

A major corruption bust at the Marble Hall Driving Licence Testing Centre in Limpopo has exposed a shocking “cash-for-licence” scheme, where applicants allegedly paid 2,000 rand to bypass tests and receive learner’s permits. Joint operations by the SIU and SAPS led to the arrest of a suspect from KwaZulu-Natal, believed to be running the ring with an accomplice in Limpopo and corrupt examiners. Authorities seized dozens of fake licences and confirmed the probe is ongoing, with more arrests expected. This crackdown underscores their commitment to rooting out systemic fraud and restoring integrity to South Africa’s transport licensing system.

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