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Former acting police commissioner and wife granted bail

He reportedly made payments into Durand’s account under the name of 'John Doe'.

Former acting national police commissioner Lieutenant-General Khomotso Phahlane, his wife and co-accused Durand Snyman were granted bail on Thursday.

The three are facing fraud and corruption charges, to which they pleaded not guilty.

Phahlane and his wife Beauty are accused of taking bribes from police supplier Keith Keating of Forensic Data Analyst (FDA).

It is alleged Keating bought cars from Snyman’s car dealer for Phahlane and his wife as a bribe to secure tenders from the police.

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Keating is reported to have made payments into Durand’s account under the name of “John Doe”.

Keating won a R1bn contract with the police and, according to the charge sheet, the three have been charged under the prevention and combating of corrupt activities act.

Phahlane is currently on SAPS suspension.

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