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Matilda Gasela Pension Interdict — Enviro Mobi

Assets FrozenR3.3 millionHigh confidence

Matilda Gasela Pension Interdict — Enviro Mobi involves R3.3 million in assets frozen by court order in Gauteng, according to official records. The matter relates to the Gauteng Department of Agriculture, Rural Development and Land Reform. One individual, Matilda Matozi Gasela, has been formally implicated through official proceedings.

Case details

The SIU obtained a Special Tribunal order interdicting the pension benefits of former Gauteng agriculture HOD Matilda Matozi Gasela. The SIU says Gasela authorised further payments and approved a R6.5 million storage costs settlement despite non-delivery, with total state losses of R33.73 million.

AssetsGEPF pension benefit of approximately R3.3 million
Department / entityGauteng Department of Agriculture, Rural Development and Land Reform
Estimated valueR3.3 million
StatusAssets Frozen
Court orderSpecial Tribunal interim order, 15 May 2025
Date reported30 May 2025
LocationPretoria — Gauteng agriculture HOD pension interdict, Gauteng

Implicated (1)

Matilda Matozi Gasela

Source — SIU

Reported 30 May 2025

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