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JULIUS MKHWANAZI APPEARS IN COURT ON FRAUD AND CORRUPTION CHARGES

MDNtv — Mon, 20 Apr 2026 07:06:16 +0000

Suspended Ekurhuleni Metro Police Deputy Chief Julius Mkhwanazi is appearing at the Boksburg Magistrate’s Court alongside another senior municipal official.

Both face serious charges including fraud, corruption, and defeating or obstructing the ends of justice.

The arrests follow explosive allegations linking them to multiple crimes raised during the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry.

A high-stakes case with major implications for municipal leadership and law enforcement.

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The High Court of South Africa Has Instructed Businessman Hamilton Ndlovu To Repay R150 Million PPE Tender Money

MDN tv — Wed, 18 Feb 2026 15:31:35 +0000

The might empire of the embattled businessman Hamilton Ndlovu is crumpling down.

The High Court of South Africa, Gauteng Division in Pretoria dismissed the application by Ndlovu and his associated companies to reinstate their lapsed appeal against the Special Tribunal’s order of 7 June 2022.

The dismissal confirms that Ndlovu and his entities have no prospects of success in challenging the Special Tribunal’s findings, which set aside unlawful PPE contracts awarded by the National Health Laboratory Service (NHLS) and directed repayment of R158,850,921.13.

The appeal had lapsed due to the failure to act within the prescribed timelines, and the appellants’ explanation for the delays was found to be superficial, contradictory, and dishonest.

Evidence presented in the case revealed that Ndlovu used multiple fronting companies to exploit emergency procurement processes fraudulently during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The SIU’s investigation found that almost 90% of the NHLS funds were diverted to Mr Ndlovu and his family for luxury assets, including cars, houses, and investments, rather than being used for the intended PPE supply.

Ultimately, the Court confirmed that the Ndlovu and company had no prospects of success in overturning the Special Tribunal’s ruling.

Between March and April 2021, the National Health Laboratory Service (NHLS) awarded 19 contracts for personal protective equipment (PPE) worth R172 million to companies controlled by Mr Ndlovu.

However, only R13.8 million of the allocated funds was actually used for the procurement of PPEs, with the remainder being diverted for Mr Ndlovu’s personal enrichment.

In 2022, the Special Tribunal declared the contracts unlawful. They were set aside, and the tribunal ordered the repayment of R158.8 million, highlighting the misconduct involved in the awarding of these contracts.

Following this ruling, Ndlovu and his companies attempted to file an appeal; however, they failed to action it within the required timeframe. Their subsequent application for condonation and reinstatement of the appeal was ultimately dismissed.

This ruling follows a series of civil litigation initiated by the SIU and the NHLS to recover assets acquired from the unlawful procurement of PPE during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The SIU is empowered by Proclamation R.23 of 2020, authorised by President Cyril Ramaphosa, to investigate allegations of corruption, malpractice, maladministration, and irregularities in procuring goods and services by State institutions in response to Covid-19.

In line with the Special Investigating Units and Special Tribunals Act 74 of 1996 (SIU Act), the SIU refers any evidence of criminal conduct uncovered during its investigation to the NPA for further action.

The SIU is also authorised to initiate civil proceedings in the High Court or a Special Tribunal in its name to correct any wrongdoing uncovered during its investigation and to recover financial losses suffered by the State, including funds paid for services not rendered.

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IPHC Pastor Michael Sandlana Appears in Court as Bail Judgement Is Delivered

MDNtv — Mon, 22 Dec 2025 07:27:16 +0000

Senior Interdenominational Pentecostal Holiness Church leader Michael Sandlana appeared before the High Court as the long awaited bail judgement was delivered in a high profile corruption case that has captured national attention.

Sandlana, a prominent figure within the IPHC, is facing serious allegations linked to corruption and the alleged misuse of funds. The case has sparked widespread debate across South Africa, raising questions around accountability, leadership, and transparency within powerful institutions.

During the bail proceedings, the court considered the seriousness of the charges, the interests of justice, and the potential impact of the case on the public. Supporters gathered outside court in prayer, while critics argue the matter underscores the need for stricter oversight in both religious and public spaces.

This bail judgement marks a critical moment in the legal process, as the case now moves closer to trial.

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