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You are here: Home / News / SIU Investigation Exposes Serious Decay in Ekurhuleni

SIU Investigation Exposes Serious Decay in Ekurhuleni

18 September 2026 by Guest

The Freedom Front Plus (VF Plus) welcomes the findings of the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) regarding the fraudulent transfer of municipal land in Villa Liza, Boksburg, and calls for decisive action against those responsible. The SIU found that 208 municipal plots, valued at approximately R58 million, were fraudulently transferred to private persons between 2018 and […]

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The Freedom Front Plus (VF Plus) welcomes the findings of the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) regarding the fraudulent transfer of municipal land in Villa Liza, Boksburg, and calls for decisive action against those responsible.

The SIU found that 208 municipal plots, valued at approximately R58 million, were fraudulently transferred to private persons between 2018 and 2022, without council resolutions or legal authorisation.

The Metro received no proceeds from these transactions. Forged tax clearance certificates and powers of attorney were used to effect the transfers.

The matter has been referred to the relevant authorities for prosecution, while the SIU is taking legal steps to set aside the unlawful transfers and recover losses.

These findings are particularly concerning seeing as there are similar problems elsewhere in Ekurhuleni too, such as in Randhart and Alberton where the unlawful sale and occupation of 18 municipal properties is currently under investigation.

It is impossible to exercise proper control over municipal property without detailed information on the number and location of the properties owned by Ekurhuleni.

Although R12 million was earmarked for a land audit spanning three years in the 2025/26 budget, there has been no progress updates on this audit.

The Freedom Front Plus will keep pressing for a comprehensive and transparent audit of all municipal land, especially properties that are vacant or are not properly managed.

Public property belongs to the people of Ekurhuleni and should be safeguarded for their benefit.

Voters should vote for the Freedom Front Plus on 4 November 2026 for less lip service and more actual service and accountability.

Freedom Front Plus Social Welfare: The party supports social welfare programs that benefit vulnerable communities.

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  1. Rightn0W2

    18 September 2026 at 1:51 pm

    Aikona – not on your life [eye-koh-na] or [hi-koh-na] A Zulu term used to express shock or disbelief when talking to friends or family.Example: “Aikona, why did she do that?!” / “Haikona, when?! How?!”

  2. Blinker

    18 September 2026 at 1:49 pm

    An retired elderly couple visit London..

    They get picked up from the airport in a london black cab and head off into the city for some adventure.

    The cab driver say \”where you from guvnor?

    Husband. \”we\’re from South Africa\”..

    The wife is a little hard of hearing asks her husband.

    \”What did he say?\”

    The husband turns to his wife and says louder \”the cab driver asked us where we were from, I told him South Africa!\”

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    The wife asks the husband again \”what did he say?\”.

    The husband again relays the unheard conversation \”the cab driver says he spent some time in the navy and went down to joberg\”.

    The wife smiles and nods.

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