Controversial businessman Hangwani Morgan Maumela has been linked to the purchase of a R52 million Pagani Huayra Roadster amid an ongoing probe into the looting of Tembisa Hospital funds, according to News24.
Investigators say bank and procurement records show a trail from hospital tenders to luxury acquisitions, prompting asset restraints and raids across Maumela’s properties. The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) and the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) have pursued attachments and court orders as part of wider recovery efforts. (Government of South Africa)
Teams executed targeted actions at a Sandton residence where high-end vehicles, designer goods and artwork were among items seized. Photographs and video from the operation show multiple luxury cars being removed for safekeeping as investigators build cases for criminal and civil action.
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The SIU’s interim inquiries link irregular payments and shell companies to a corruption network that, investigators say, drained public health budgets. The total value of questionable transactions linked to the Tembisa matter has attracted national scrutiny and several referrals to the NPA.
Of the more than R820 million looted by President Cyril Ramaphosa’s nephew, Morgan Hangwani Maumela from the hapless Tembisa Hospital, bro blew no less than R208 million on a supercars fleet of Lamborghinis, Ferraris & a R52 million Pagani Huayra Roadster hypercar (my ignorant,… https://t.co/GZqiJCB6W8 pic.twitter.com/LzD1OEDl3q
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Opposition parties urged swift prosecutions and recovery of stolen public funds. The Democratic Alliance described the revelations as further proof of systemic theft that has harmed patient care and called for urgent action from prosecutors.
Authorities stress that investigations remain live and that allegations must be tested in court. Journalists and investigators continue to piece together financial records while officials prioritise tracing and reclaiming assets for the public purse.
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