Gauteng · PUBLIC-RECORD DOSSIER
Tembisa Hospital Procurement Fraud — R373M
R373 millionCivil proceedingsPreserved / restrainedOfficial primary citation
Tembisa Hospital Procurement Fraud — R373M is tracked with a matter-specific row value of R373 million in Gauteng. The matter is recorded at the stage of civil proceedings with an asset status of preserved / restrained. Odyssey does not infer that the row value equals the amount frozen, forfeited, recovered or lost unless the cited record says so. The cited matter relates to the Gauteng Department of Health. The cited source names or links 2 people or entities to the matter, including Maumela Syndicate members, Mazibuko Syndicate members; inclusion here does not independently establish guilt or a final adverse finding.
Record semantics
Tracked row valueR373 million
Amount meaningPreservation value
Amount precisionApproximate amount
Value basisArithmetic aggregate of the NPA-stated approximate R326 million and R47 million property values subject to two separate AFU preservation orders granted on 14 and 27 August 2025 respectively.
Case stageCivil proceedings
Asset statusPreserved / restrained
Recorded legacy statusAssets Frozen
Recorded date11 September 2025
Matter & assets
The NPA and AFU obtained two preservation orders in August 2025 freezing R373 million in assets of two syndicates implicated in Tembisa Hospital procurement fraud. The Maumela syndicate had R326 million frozen including multiple high-end houses, 4 Lamborghinis, 1 Bentley and a boat. The Mazibuko syndicate had R47 million frozen including 3 Mercedes-Benz and a Land Rover. Approximately R700 million was siphoned from hospital contracts.
Asset / subject descriptionHigh-end houses, 4 Lamborghinis, 1 Bentley, 1 boat, 3 Mercedes-Benz, 1 Land Rover
Department / entityGauteng Department of Health
Court orderGauteng High Court restraint orders, 14 and 27 August 2025
MappingMapped · Legacy approximate anchor
Location descriptionTembisa Hospital area, Ekurhuleni, Gauteng, Gauteng
Named / linked in cited source (2)
Naming/linkage in the cited record does not independently establish guilt or a final adverse finding.
Maumela Syndicate membersMazibuko Syndicate members
Evidence & provenance
Citation publisher
National Prosecuting Authority
Citation type: Official primary citation
Verification: Official primary citation
Source checked: 2026-09-22
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Entries summarise cited public records, which can include preservation or forfeiture orders, charges, investigations, judgments and settlements. Statuses are source-bounded; inclusion does not by itself establish criminal guilt or a final finding against a named person or entity.
Tracked row value reflects the value referenced in the cited record. The headline is the arithmetic sum of each tracked row’s matter-specific value. Rows can refer to preserved or forfeited assets, alleged scheme or contract values, repayments, restrained funds or other source-defined amounts. It is not a national corruption total, a recovered-assets total, or a de-duplicated measure of public loss.
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View the full Corruption Asset Tracker →Entries summarise cited public records, which can include preservation or forfeiture orders, charges, investigations, judgments and settlements. Statuses are source-bounded; inclusion does not by itself establish criminal guilt or a final finding against a named person or entity. Some legacy rows still cite documented secondary sources or generic agency pages rather than a direct case-level primary source. The headline is the arithmetic sum of each tracked row’s matter-specific value. Rows can refer to preserved or forfeited assets, alleged scheme or contract values, repayments, restrained funds or other source-defined amounts. It is not a national corruption total, a recovered-assets total, or a de-duplicated measure of public loss. Updated manually — may not reflect the latest case developments.