Presidency Denies Ramaphosa's Visit to Tembisa Hospital Fraud Suspect's Mansion
The Presidency has dismissed claims that President Cyril Ramaphosa visited the Sandton mansion of Hangwani Maumela, accused of looting millions from Gauteng's Tembisa Hospital.
A video showed Ramaphosa outside Maumela's luxury home in 2023, greeting a radio host. However, Presidency spokesperson Vincent Magwenya explained that the encounter was coincidental, occurring during one of the President's regular walks with Deputy Minister Jomo Sibiya.
- The Special Investigating Unit raided Maumela's Sandhurst home and seized assets worth over R130 million.
- The Presidency maintains that the President's meeting with Maumela was unintentional.
The encounter was purely coincidental.
Author's summary: Ramaphosa denies visiting Tembisa Hospital fraud suspect's mansion amid SIU raid.
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