Two more people were later arrested after they were found in possession of suspected stolen property, which was stolen from the Tjhaba-Tsatsi primary school in Sebokeng. 

Earlier this year, OFM News reported about a break-in at the same school, where more than two hundred thousand rands worth of property - donated to the school by the South African lottery - was stolen.

Gauteng police have arrested twenty-five more suspects for school burglaries, which brings the total number of suspects arrested to sixty-six.

OFM News/Paila Chauke