Eskom fraud scandal: Hawks target luxury Mercedes and R7.7m in assets
Luxury vehicles and properties worth R7.7 million have been targeted in a High Court restraint order after a former Eskom buyer, Nozipho Ntuli, was convicted in an R8.5 million fraud scandal involving contracts awarded to companies linked to her associates.
The Hawks have secured a High Court restraint order targeting properties and luxury vehicles worth R7.7 million in connection with an R8.5 million fraud and money laundering scandal at Eskom's Duvha Power Station in Mpumalanga. Former Eskom buyer Nozipho Ntuli, 39, was convicted of fraud after it was discovered that she awarded procurement contracts at the power station to companies linked to her personal associates.
The restraint order, issued on September 30, 2026, targets four immovable properties and eight movable assets, including several vehicles. The order aims to preserve assets potentially linked to corruption, fraud, and money laundering involving procurement contracts at the power station.
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