Former Fair Cape finance boss pleads guilty to R23m fraud, money laundering

Author: Jan CronjePublished on: July 16, 2026Country: South Africa

Crime & Law

Former Fair Cape finance boss pleads guilty to R23m fraud, money laundering

The former finance boss of Fair Cape pleaded guilty to fraud and money laundering involving R23 million. He appeared before the Specialised Commercial Crimes Court. The case has been postponed for sentencing.

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