Kaizer Chiefs Chairman befittingly conferred with Wits Honorary Doctorate

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JOHANNESBURG - In recognition of his substantial contribution to South Africa’s business landscape over many decades, Kaizer Chiefs Executive Chairman, Dr. Kaizer Motaung, was bestowed with a second honorary doctorate on Tuesday, this time by Wits University’s Faculty of Commerce, Law and Management. Motaung, a successful businessperson, soccer administrator and philanthropist, delivered a speech that struck a chord with graduates from the Faculty of Commerce, Law and Management. He delivered his address after Wits University awarded him an Honorary Doctorate in Commerce on 15 July at the Wits Great Hall. This honour acknowledges his role in the betterment of South African society, the development of soccer in the country, and uplifting disadvantaged youth, amongst others. Bearing witness were other student achievers "Thank you, Wits University, for honouring our Chairman—an inspiring recognition of his visionary leadership and impact. "The Kaizer Chiefs Family p...

Two foreign suspects arrested for fraud and contravention of Immigration Act in Limpopo

POLOKWANE - The Police in Polokwane, Capricorn District, arrested two male foreign national suspects aged 39 and 57 for fraud and for contravention of immigration Act during the operation conducted on 09 July 2025 at Seshego Homes Affairs.

The operation was executed by Polokwane Detectives jointly with Department of Home Affairs officials after a complainant visited the Department (DHA) in Seshego.

A 59-year-old woman visited Home Affairs for her personal inquiry, and that was when she was informed that she is married to a foreign national man without her knowledge and consent. Reports indicated that her marriage was registered at the Department of Home Affairs on 28 January 2017 by a 39-year-old male foreign national in Johannesburg.

The matter was reported to the police in Polokwane on 09 July 2025. A successful joint investigation commenced leading to the arrest of a male suspect, who is a manager at Nirvana Industrial bakery in Polokwane downtown on 10 July 2025 at around 12:00. He was charged with fraud (fake marriage).

Another male suspect was apprehended in the same bakery for contravention of the Immigration Act after it as discovered that he is an undocumented person after he failed to produce necessary documents.

The arrested suspects will appear before Polokwane Magistrate’s Court on Monday, 14 July 2025, facing charge of fraud (fake marriage) and Contravention of Immigration Act.

Police investigations are continuing.

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