By Khanyisa Tabata
01 October 2009
The Department of Defence and Military Veterans has again warned members of the public to be on the look out for scammers who pretend to recruit new and former soldiers with the promise of cash payments.
The scammers are asking for money from the public with the promise of integration into the South African National Defence Force.
“The department would once again like to reiterate that there has been no integration planned by the department as the integration process ended when Termination of Integration Intake Act of 2001 and the Demobilisation Amendment Act of 2001 formally and legally brought the Integration process to an end on 31 December”.
“It was concerned that the perpetrators of the scam have not spared women and children by inviting them to assemble at SANDF Military Bases with the promise of integration or cash payments” Siphiwe Dlamini spokesperson for the department of defence.
The public have been urged to report any person or persons who perpetrate the scam to the police.
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