SARS vs. MaMkhize: The Multimillion-Rand Asset Raid Continues

Controversial KwaZulu-Natal businesswoman and reality television personality Shauwn “MaMkhize” Mkhize faces another round of asset sales as more than 200 luxury items linked to her are scheduled to go under the auctioneer’s hammer.

According to reports, the collection includes high-end designer handbags from brands such as Prada, jewellery featuring Cartier pieces, and footwear including Fendi boots, among other exclusive accessories. The items form part of ongoing efforts by the South African Revenue Service (SARS) to recover substantial outstanding tax liabilities.

Auction house Bidders Choice has listed a two-day online sale of handbags, shoes and jewellery under a curator bonis instruction. Bidding is set to open on 13 November 2026, with viewing scheduled for 16 and 17 November at a location in Mooikloof, Pretoria. The assets relate to the matter between SARS and Shauwn Mabongy Flora-Junior Mkhize and associated entities.

This latest auction follows previous sales of Mkhize’s luxury vehicles, authenticated designer handbags and other movable assets, which have already generated millions of rands towards the tax debt. SARS is pursuing combined liabilities estimated in excess of R125 million, encompassing personal income tax and liabilities linked to the Zikhulise Group.

Earlier this year, a Durban High Court order authorised the sale of five Sandown properties valued at approximately R35 million that SARS contends are beneficially owned by Mkhize, citing mounting security and maintenance costs.

Mkhize, once known for her flamboyant displays of wealth, has seen a succession of high-value assets liquidated as the revenue authority intensifies recovery measures. The upcoming sale of more than 200 luxury items underscores the continued pressure on her estate.

Interested parties may register for the auction through Bidders Choice, subject to standard terms including a registration fee and FICA requirements.

Source:https://x.com/Cebe_Lihle23/status/2120079650433245393

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