Former PRASA CEO Tshepo Montana's luxury properties have been frozen as the Special Investigating Unit intensifies its efforts to recover public funds allegedly linked to the controversial R5.6 billion PRASA security tender. The preservation order prevents the sale or transfer of the properties while civil recovery proceedings continue, marking another significant step in one of South Africa's biggest state corruption investigations. 

Guest: Selby Makgotho - Spokesperson of Special Investigating Unit

 

Former PRASA CEO Tshepo Montana's luxury properties have been frozen as the Special Investigating Unit intensifies its efforts to recover public funds allegedly linked to the controversial R5.6 billion PRASA security tender. The preservation order prevents the sale or transfer of the properties while civil recovery proceedings continue, marking another significant step in one of South Africa's biggest state corruption investigations.&nbsp;
Guest: Selby Makgotho - Spokesperson of Special Investigating Unit
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The National Briefing

Former PRASA CEO Tshepo Montana's luxury properties have been frozen as the Special Investigating Unit intensifies its efforts to recover public funds allegedly linked to the controversial R5.6 billion PRASA security tender.