LAGOS LISTED AMONG TOP SEVEN ART DESTINATIONS IN THE WORLD TO VISIT IN 2026 - REPORT. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 LAGOS LISTED AMONG TOP SEVEN ART DESTINATIONS IN THE WORLD TO VISIT IN 2026 - REPORT   Lagos has been named as one of the seven art destinations to visit in 2026 by Artsy, the leading global online Art Marketplace.  The city was described as "a banner biennale in West Africa’s preeminent art capital." According to an article titled "7 Art Destinations to Visit in 2026" published in artsy.net by Maxwell Rabb on January 8, Lagos is one of the "seven spots—from marquee art events to rising scenes—that are worth adding to an art-inspired travel itinerary in 2026."   The seven destinations picked by the leading global online Art Marketplace are Venice, Italy; Doha, Qatar; Sydney, Australia; Bangkok, Thailand; Lagos, Nigeria; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Malta.    Artsy disclosed that "Lagos is rapidly becoming the commercial and creative engine of African contemporary art, and this momentum will continue in 2026." Stating why Lagos is among the sev...

S. A: MORE LUXURY VEHICLES TO BE SEIZED AS SIU EXPOSES TEMBISA HOSPITAL LOOTERS’ TACTICS. (PHOTO).


 More Luxury Vehicles to Be Seized as SIU Exposes Tembisa Hospital Looters’ Tactics


The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) has uncovered a sophisticated scheme used by a syndicate involved in the R2.3 billion Tembisa Hospital procurement scandal. Investigators revealed that luxury vehicles were bought and intentionally left at dealerships, allowing members to use them whenever needed while keeping them hidden from authorities.


SIU Head, Advocate Andy Mothibi, explained that this method helped suspects conceal assets while still enjoying their benefits. “The modus operandi these people use is that they would purchase vehicles and leave them at dealerships to use as and when needed. Our investigators were able to uncover this,” he said.


The SIU has traced several assets and funds linked to the case, including money stored in trust and bank accounts. Some members of the syndicate are reportedly cooperating with investigators, helping to locate additional hidden assets.


So far, the total value of assets identified from the main syndicate is about R596 million, with another R283 million still being traced. A secondary group, referred to as the “X syndicate,” is also under investigation for similar activities.


The SIU confirmed that operations to seize properties, vehicles, and other assets are ongoing, with a total recovery target of R900 million. Advocate Mothibi said the unit is determined to trace and preserve every hidden asset to ensure that those involved are held accountable.


He emphasized that the SIU’s work will continue until all stolen public funds are recovered and justice is served.

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