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Company · Physical Security and Guarding Services · IEC Q2 2023/24

Phepha MV Security Services (Pty) Ltd

R200k disclosed⚠ Red flag

Flagged for scrutiny

Donated to ANC then won R9.2m state contract within 12 months. Previously implicated in corrupt tender.

Phepha MV Security Services (Pty) Ltd is a company donor from the Physical Security and Guarding Services sector, disclosed to the IEC as having donated R200k in total during the Q2 2023/24 period. The disclosed funding went to a single party, ANC. This donor is flagged for closer scrutiny: Donated to ANC then won R9.2m state contract within 12 months. Previously implicated in corrupt tender.

Disclosed donations — IEC Q2 2023/24

ANC2023-04R200 000
Total disclosedR200 000
Donor typeCompany
SectorPhysical Security and Guarding Services
Parties fundedANC
Cross-party donorNo
Disclosure periodQ2 2023/24
Data confidenceHIGH

Conflict-of-interest analysis

CRITICAL: Donated R200,000 to the ANC then secured a R9.2m government contract from SANBI within 12 months. Previously implicated in a High Court case where a R62.2m SAFCOL security contract was set aside for systemic irregularities and corruption.

Source — IEC Political Party Funding Disclosures

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Disclosed donations are sourced from the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) Political Party Funding Act disclosures (IEC Political Party Funding Disclosures 2021-2025). Only donations above the legal disclosure threshold are public. Conflict-of-interest and red-flag analysis is contextual commentary based on public records; it is not an allegation of illegality.