A Ferrari valued at R9.5 million, connected to alleged corruption surrounding tenders at Tembisa Hospital, has been ordered for sale by the Special Tribunal. The vehicle is linked to Hangwani Morgan Maumela, a key figure in the ongoing investigation into tender fraud at the hospital. This action represents a significant step in the asset recovery efforts related to the corruption scandal. The Special Tribunal’s authorization allows authorities to proceed with the sale, aiming to recoup funds allegedly obtained through illicit means. The case highlights the government's commitment to combating corruption and recovering stolen assets. Investigations are continuing to uncover the full extent of the alleged fraud and identify other involved parties. The sale of the Ferrari sends a clear message regarding accountability for financial crimes.