A 75-year-old Mpumalanga woman handed herself over to the Hawks for her alleged involvement in the repacking and selling of rotten, expired food for human consumption on an Mpumalanga farm to an unsuspecting public.
According to Hawks spokesperson Col Magonseni Nkosi, Wilhemina Jacoba and another suspect, Phakamani Hlongwane, 36, handed themselves in to the Hawks Secunda-based serious organised crime investigation unit on Monday.
This was after they were linked to Pieter Grobler, 31, and his family members Mark Lombard, 29, and Sonnet Lombard, 46, who were arrested in February for allegedly distributing rotten and expired food for human consumption.
