Lawrence Chamurwa Mudzinganyama, founder of Moriel Infrastructure Group, allegedly threatened the women after they declined his photo offer and phone number request, videos captured him claiming his wealth and connections protected him.
His company’s large SANRAL contracts, worth tens of millions like R71 million and R107 million, drew scrutiny over BBBEE points and low declared income.
Transport Minister Barbara Creecy ordered a SANRAL review of the appointments, police opened an intimidation case at Randburg SAPS, and officials urged the women to lay formal charges amid calls for accountability.
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A man allegedly followed three women into a Sandton powder room after they rejected his advances.
He then threatened to “put a bullet in their heads” and told them they could record him, saying nothing would happen to him because he was too wealthy.…
— MDN NEWS (@MDNnewss) September 19, 2026
