SOLD: Hamilton Ndlovu's luxurious cars to be auctioned next week!

A DATE to auction Hamilton Ndlovu's luxurious cars has been set for next week.

This is according to a document seen by Daily Sun, which stated: "In the matter between: The Commissioner for the South Africa Revenue Services/ Thabiso Hamilton Ndlovu and five others: In execution of a judgment of the High Court of South Africa, Gauteng Division, Pretoria, in the above-mentioned suit and by the court-appointed Curator, an auction will be held by Park Village Auctioneers at 221 Main Road Martindale, Joburg on Wednesday, 28 August 2024, at 10am of the undermentioned moveable property of the defendant subject to the conditions of sale which are available for inspection at the offices of Park Village Auctioneers during office hours."

Hamilton Ndlovu, who lost his luxurious cars at an auction.

Ndlovu's cars were seized in 2021 and set for auction last year following a ruling by the High Court in Gauteng.

The cars include a Porsche Panamera GTS Sport, a Porsche Cayenne S Coupe, a Porsche 911 Carrera and a Lamborghini Urus. In 2020 Ndlovu made headlines as he shared a video on social media that showed off a collection of expensive cars and attracted the notice of police enforcement.

The five cars Hamilton Ndlovu bought, allegedly in one day, were seen in this video that did the rounds on social media.

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Three of the five cars Hamilton Ndlovu bought, allegedly in one day, were seen in this video that did the rounds on social media.

According to the Special Investigating Unit's (SIU) investigation, in 2020, the National Health Laboratory Service (NHLS) granted R172 million worth of PPE tenders through eight firms directly or indirectly connected to Ndlovu. Of these, Ndlovu collected about 90% of the tenders.

The SIU investigation established that the contracts were obtained by abusing the emergency procurement procedures adopted by the NHLS to respond to the Covid-19 disaster during the first half of 2020.

After the conclusion of the probe, Ndlovu was ordered to pay back R158 million, with interest, on the money he received through tenders.

The Special Tribunal later ordered that frozen properties and funds held by Ndlovu, Zaisan Kaihatsu, and Bugatti Security Services and Projects, valued at R42 million, be forfeited to the state.

Daily Sun contacted SARS spokesman Siphithi Sibeko about the auction, and he said: "I'm constrained by Chapter 6 of the Tax Administration Act 28 of 2011 from divulging confidential taxpayer information."

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