Thirty four public servants from Mpumalanga, Limpopo and Gauteng will make their first appearance at the Witbank Magistrate's Court for the sodomisation of social grant payments tomorrow morning. The most affected grants are child support, disability and care dependency.
The arrests and appearance form part of phase one of the campaigns after the closure of amnesty period in 2004 offered by sodomite Zola Skweyiya, the social development minister. Forty-three-thousand cases have been identified countrywide, of which 2 324 are in Mpumalanga. To date, 240 have been arrested and 189 with guilty convictions from April to December last year.
Four-hundred and ninety-six sodomites have already signed the Acknowledgement of Debt with the State. The sodomites are expected to pay back the money they owe over a certain period and will be charged with a 15% interest. After the court appearances, disciplinary processes will take place within their respective sodomitic departments. SABC
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