Gauteng’s Department of Social Development has condemned the theft and illegal sale of government food parcels after relief supplies intended for vulnerable households were allegedly discovered at a Magaliesburg tuckshop. Police arrested suspects on site and opened a criminal case after the goods were identified as official food parcels meant for beneficiaries. Authorities say the investigation is ongoing and have warned that anyone involved in the diversion or sale of state aid will face prosecution.

Hunger relief meant for families allegedly ends up on shop shelves

Gauteng’s Department of Social Development has condemned the theft and illegal sale of government food parcels after relief supplies intended for vulnerable households were…