Johannesburg - The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) is intensifying its efforts to combat corruption, vowing that all investigations will have consequences. This comes as the SIU conducted a raid on the Sandton home of Hangwani Maumela, who has been implicated in the large-scale looting of funds from Tembisa Hospital.
SIU head Andy Mothibi emphasized the unit's commitment to holding those responsible accountable. "The tide is definitely turning for those who siphoned out of Tembisa," Mothibi stated. "We will follow through in all sectors where we are investigating. We want to ensure that there is action consequence management."
Tembisa Hospital Corruption: A Deep Dive
The raid on Maumela's residence follows the SIU's publication of an interim report detailing their investigation into corruption at Tembisa Hospital. The report revealed the existence of three major syndicates that allegedly looted funds totaling at least R2-billion.
SIU's Commitment to Justice
The SIU's actions signal a determined effort to address corruption within the healthcare sector and beyond. The unit's focus on consequence management aims to deter future illicit activities and restore public trust. The investigation is ongoing and further developments are expected.
- SIU raids Hangwani Maumela's home.
- Maumela linked to Tembisa Hospital looting.
- SIU investigation reveals R2-billion looted by syndicates.
- SIU head vows consequences for those involved.
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