Overview
- Investigators raided Hangwani Maumela’s Sandhurst home on 9 October, removing luxury vehicles and securing high‑value items under court‑approved preservation orders.
- The SIU says assets valued at about R133.5 million were secured during Thursday’s operation, under an expanded order that preserves approximately R900 million tied to the alleged scheme.
- Officials listed a Sandhurst property estimated at R70 million, three Lamborghinis worth about R25 million, household contents and security items, with additional high‑end cars attached at an Emalahleni dealership.
- At the Mpumalanga dealership, two unbonded properties worth roughly R35 million were provided as surety after Aston Martin, Ferrari and Rolls‑Royce vehicles were attached by the curator.
- The asset actions follow interim SIU findings that three syndicates looted more than R2 billion at Tembisa Hospital, including a Maumela‑linked network handling about R816 million through 41 suppliers, with roughly R520 million in linked assets identified; the NPA is engaged and further recovery proceedings are planned.