The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) says it has obtained a court order to freeze two luxury properties belonging to former PRASA Group CEO Tshepo Lucky Montana. The SIU states that it traced the funds used to purchase the assets to transactions connected to a controversial PRASA contract valued at R5.6 billion. The SIU’s action is part of an investigation into allegations involving procurement or related irregularities tied to the R5.6 billion agreement. By securing the freezing order, the SIU seeks to prevent the assets from being sold, transferred, or otherwise dealt with while the matter is being investigated through the relevant legal process. The reports identify the properties as luxury assets and link the alleged financing to PRASA-related dealings under scrutiny in the R5.6 billion tender probe. The available information does not provide further detail on the specific properties, the contract counterparties, or the full scope of the allegations beyond the linkage between the purchase funds and the PRASA transactions under investigation.