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Wits staffer, student held for taking 'hefty' bribes to register students'The pair allegedly demanded hefty amounts from applicants who did not meet the set admission criteria by manipulating the system and awarding more points for entrance to the university.' It occurs and seems that at most or every aspect of RSA 'life is affected by varying concepts of tolerance for wrong doing inappropriate behavior and 'Hustling'.Its almost a crime scene wherever we read,hear,see etc.Scary!😭 The ANC appoints corrupt incompetents to responsible positions and then seems surprised that they are accepting bribes. Bribery and corruption is what the ANC is all about
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Wits staffer, student held for taking 'hefty' bribes to register studentsThe Hawks investigated information that the administration officer and student were illegally registering students who did not meet the requirements for admission — for a fee. Is their a requirement for students at universities
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Hawks bust Wits admin officer & student for corruptionThe pair are accused of registering students online who failed to meet the institution’s admission requirements in exchange for cash. Shame, why don't they do their jobs and start arresting corrupt politicians...
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Wits continues registering students despite fraud arrestsThe University of the Witwatersrand says it will continue with the 2019 student registration process, despite a staff member and a student being arrested by the Hawks for allegedly accepting bribes to register students who did not meet the minimum requirements.
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Hawks keeping tabs on universities after Wits duo arrested for corruptionThe pair were arrested on campus for allegedly registering students who did not meet the institution's requirements and demanding a large sum of money as payment. If the Hawks can go to SMU.. i think they will arrest everyone It's always been happening worse through other departments to strengthen their sports club when competing during club competition. Ask Carol Croxley and cronies
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Give credit where it's due - HuntBut Hunt feels not enough praise is going to the management for running the club with limited resources or the players to their grit. Tshwane_Mo
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Middendorp happy with his players after Chiefs bounce back from Downs defeat to down leaders WitsKaizer Chiefs coach Ernst Middendorp was especially pleased with his team’s 2-0 Absa Premiership win against Bidvest Wits on Wednesday night because Amakhosi bounced back from a potentially demoralising defeat against Mamelodi Sundowns.
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Wits, what a bundle of bollocksIt was a classic case of crass and no class by out of wits Wits as they blamed everybody but themselves for a plainly pedestrian performance.
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Kaizer Chiefs hand Wits a lesson in finesse in 2-0 winOnce Kaizer Chiefs found a rhythm in the second half to counter Absa Premiership leaders Bidvest Wits' physicality, they handed the Clever Boys a lesson in finesse in Wednesday night's 2-0 win at Bidvest Stadium. Wits saw no goals kodwa
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Kaizer Chiefs hand Wits a lesson in finesse in 2-0 winRight now - with Chiefs regrouping coming into the game in eighth; and Wits top thanks to a lumbering, effective back four, hard-working midfield two and frontline that at times can seem ornamental - not so much. What an excellent job by Middendorb Middendorp is doing a good nob
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