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Source domain: dha.gov.za
Collected on 1 October 2026
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What this means
This is a Department of Home Affairs warning about fraudulent procurement letters and order numbers targeting companies and suppliers. It explains the scam pattern and tells suppliers to remain vigilant and contact two departmental officials if they are uncertain.
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Procurement scam alert and departmental contact assistance
Suppliers and members of the business community can use the Department of Home Affairs contact numbers to raise concerns or seek clarification if they are in doubt about procurement requests, acceptance letters or order numbers.
- Who it is for
- Suppliers, service providers and the business community
- How to act on it
- If in doubt about a procurement matter, contact Mr Lunga Njwabule on 012 406 4027 or Ms Thandeka Ngcobo on 012 406 2749.
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The Department request all suppliers and the business communities out there to be vigilant around matters of procurement and if in doubt do not hesitate to contact the Department on this number: Mr Lunga Njwabule 012 406 4027 or Ms Thandeka Ngcobo 012 406 2749.
Key Takeaways
- Procurement scam alert for service providers and suppliers
- Fraudulent acceptance letters and order numbers for FERRO315XSmart ID Cards and Finger Prints Scanners
- Suppliers should verify doubtful procurement communications
- Mr Lunga Njwabule: 012 406 4027
- Ms Thandeka Ngcobo: 012 406 2749
- Department of Home Affairs
- Mr Lunga Njwabule
- Ms Thandeka Ngcobo