Australia may hit VW with millions in regulatory fines

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Motorists arrested for traffic offences will no longer have to pay the fines on the spot. The Traffic Police Division yesterday signalled that it would be launching a new ticketing system that will allow offenders to pay up at their convenience.

China yesterday fined seven foreign shippers including three Japanese firms a combined 407 million yuan ($63 million) for price-fixing in the latest case involving government scrutiny of overseas companies.

Court Fines Three Tanzanians for Operating Business Without License
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Mzuzu — Mzuzu Senior Magistrate Court has fined three Tanzanian Nationals MK 40,000 each or in default serve a three-month imprisonment with hard labour for operating business without license. The court sitting before Senior Magistrate Kondwani Banda ...

Health authorities in Kinondoni Municipality have collected a total of Sh7.5 million in fines from residents who violated sanitation by-laws as part of efforts to contain the cholera outbreak in the city.

>Mobile phone users who give false information when registering their Sim cards will be fined KSh100,000 or be jailed for six months in new regulations to curb phone crimes.

The Traffic Police Division an intriguing statement on Tuesday when it announced that motorists will pay fines through mobile phone money transfer platforms.