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Marubini Ramatsekisa NLC Pension Interdict

Assets FrozenR1.7 millionHigh confidence

Marubini Ramatsekisa NLC Pension Interdict involves R1.7 million in assets frozen by court order in Gauteng, according to official records. The matter relates to the National Lotteries Commission. 3 individuals have been formally implicated through official proceedings, including Marubini Ramatsekisa, Alfred Nevhutanda, Tshilidzi Rachel Nevhutanda.

Case details

The Special Tribunal dismissed former NLC chief risk officer Marubini Ramatsekisa's attempt to overturn an interdict on his pension. The SIU says Ramatsekisa facilitated a proactive-funding scheme costing the NLC about R4 million; his interdicted pension benefits of about R1.7 million remain frozen.

AssetsPension benefits of approximately R1.7 million
Department / entityNational Lotteries Commission
Estimated valueR1.7 million
StatusAssets Frozen
Court orderSpecial Tribunal order 23 January 2025; original interdict December 2023
Date reported4 February 2025
LocationPretoria — NLC proactive funding fraud, Gauteng

Implicated (3)

Marubini RamatsekisaAlfred NevhutandaTshilidzi Rachel Nevhutanda

Source — SIU

Reported 4 February 2025

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