LAERSKOOL AKASIA FINANCE OFFICER FOUND GUILTY OF FRAUD AND THEFT

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LAERSKOOL AKASIA FINANCE OFFICER FOUND GUILTY OF FRAUD AND THEFT 

The Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) welcomes the conviction and sentencing of a former Finance Clerk at Laerskool Akasia, following an investigation by the Department’s Anti-Corruption Unit. She was found guilty of fraud and theft and convicted by the Pretoria North Magistrate Court on 9 June 2025. 

On 4 November 2025, the Court sentenced the former employee to three (3) years imprisonment, wholly suspended for five (5) years, and ordered repayment of R210 000 to the school. 

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The Department’s internal investigation found that between 2019 and 2021, the former Finance Clerk stole approximately R846 000 in school funds and manipulated bank statements to conceal the theft. “The GDE commends its Anti-Corruption Unit for its diligent work in ensuring accountability and reiterates its zero-tolerance stance on corruption and financial misconduct within schools. 

The Department urges all school communities to report any suspected irregularities through official GDE channels,” said Gauteng Education MEC Matome Chiloane. 

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