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FOREX 'FRAUDSTER' HANDS HERSELF OVER!

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PALM Ridge Specialised Commercial Crimes Court granted an alleged fraudster R10 000 bail on Wednesday, 17 November involving her employer’s missing R4 million.

Hawks spokeswoman Captain Ndivhuwo Mulamu said allegedly, between September 2019 and August this year, operations manager Zandile Sibiya (39) from FNB Newtown in Joburg fraudulently processed forex payments with the International Banking Centre System.

She said Sibiya allegedly transferred about R4 million into her bank account.

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“Through FNB’s forensic analysis, the matter was referred to the Hawks’ Serious Commercial Crime Investigation at the Joburg office for investigation.

“An extensive investigation was conducted, which granted a warrant of arrest issued for Sibiya’s apprehension.” Mulamu said the resident from Ormonde, Joburg handed herself in, accompanied by her legal representative and the investigation team charged her with fraud.

“She appeared in Palm Ridge Specialised Commercial Crimes Court the same day and was released on bail with no conditions. The case was postponed to 18 January for docket disclosure,” Mulamu said.

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