Fake Ugandan doctors nabbed for selling medical certificate in South Africa

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South African Police Service (SAPS) has revealed that two fake Ugandan doctors were denied bail by the Bafokeng Magistrate Court following their arrest for selling medical certificate. The fake Ugandan doctors, James Lwanyaga 48 and his friend Paul Linton Ssengoba 47 were recently arrested by the Hawks Commercial Crime Unit in Klerksdorp for contravening the Health Professions Act 54 of 1976.

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