Civil society groups are demanding justice in the R2 billion Tembisa Hospital looting scandal, focusing on businessman Hangwani Maumela. Despite the seizure of R326 million, no arrests have been made, fueling concerns of preferential treatment due to Maumela’s political connections. Activists insist Maumela should be held accountable like any other citizen involved in alleged corruption. The lack of consequences is prompting criticism and calls for a thorough investigation. Concerns are escalating over potential impunity in the case, undermining public trust. The groups argue that swift and decisive action is crucial to demonstrate commitment to fighting corruption within the healthcare sector and beyond. They seek transparency and accountability in the ongoing investigation.