Africa
South African police arrest eight men for illegal gambling

The South African police have arrested eight spaza shop owners for allegedly keeping 10 gambling machines on their shops. The police seised the machines as well. The police, on a tip-off, raided the shops in Temba, in Pretoria, and caught the shop owners, who were using the machines without the required licences.
Police spokeswoman Captain Sarah Lesabane said the illegal gambling machines were mostly operated by minors.
The shop owners were fined and later released. “They were charged with illegally operating gambling machines in their shops” said Lesabane.
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