A Special Tribunal orders former PRASA CEO Lucky Tshepho Montana to comply with its directives relating to two multi-million-rand properties. The order follows his failure to attend a crucial hearing in the PRASA corruption matter.
The tribunal’s directive concerns steps tied to the management or handling of the properties covered by the case. Other published details are limited, but the development centers on whether Montana follows the tribunal’s instructions despite the missed appearance.
Across coverage, the emphasis remains on enforcement after non-attendance: the tribunal is demanding compliance, while the case continues to proceed. The order signals that the tribunal will not treat a missed hearing as resolving the issues under investigation and instead presses for adherence to its ongoing directives in the corruption proceedings involving PRASA.
