Four arrested for selling learner’s licences, including two elderly women who allegedly hid cash in their underwear

Judging by what goes on our roads nowadays, I think half of drivers have paid bribes to get their licence and I wouldn't be surprised if it had something to do with their underwear.
 
In the greater scheme of things, a fraudulent learner's licence is pretty low on the scale. You can't get a job with it, or drive unsupervised, though it might accelerate the process a bit.

P.S. I resent being called elderly under age 65.
 
They are charged with fraud, corruption and contravention of the Cybercrimes Act for tampering with the eNatis system.
How the f did they get access to change enatis details. Are security that bad on the system ?
 
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