As we continue to dig for evidence that may assist with the Chidimma case, we have uncovered another issue that raises questions.
We have found that she allegedly does not have a birth certificate but has a South African ID.
This raises an important question: How was the ID obtained, and what documents were used to support the application?
❌Patriots This case will never Slide on our watch 🤞🏽.
39 Arrested in Johannesburg as INTERPOL-Led Global Crackdown Uncovers West African Romance and Investment Scam Network and Seizes USD 2.67 Million
INTERPOL says an eight-month international operation targeting West African organised crime groups has resulted in 58 arrests and the identification of 263 suspects. Operation Jackal IV, which ran from November 2025 to June 2026, focused on disrupting money laundering, identifying high-value targets, seizing assets and supporting arrests and prosecutions.
In South Africa, authorities raided seven locations in Johannesburg linked to a syndicate running romance and investment scams against retirees in English-speaking countries. The operation resulted in the seizure of USD 2.67 million, the blocking of 257 bank accounts and the arrest of 39 people. INTERPOL also deployed an Operational Support Team to assist investigators.
The operation involved 22 countries across six continents, including Argentina, Nigeria, South Africa, the United Kingdom and the United States. In Argentina, 196 people were identified in connection with a Crime-as-a-Service network, leading to 17 arrests. Romania also dismantled an investment scam operation linked to an estimated EUR 143 million stolen and laundered globally.
INTERPOL said Operation Jackal IV also identified emerging threats, including the use of sextortion against minors, with victims as young as 14, and the growing use of Crime-as-a-Service providers through the dark web. The operation enabled international intelligence sharing, financial investigations and cross-border coordination targeting the networks’ illicit activities.
Electricity and Energy Minister Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa says that about 20% to 30% of what people currently pay for electricity should not be part of the cost. He says municipalities and Eskom are recovering revenue lost through technical losses and illegal connections by charging customers extra on their tariffs. @ZiyandaNgcobo and @vuyo_mvoko report
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People aren't angry enough about the state of Ramaphosa's economy. Unfortunately, those with influence and platforms to speak up and fight for change are comfortable, while ordinary people are the ones bearing the brunt of unemployment, the rising cost of living, poor service delivery and economic hardship. People often choose what benefits them personally rather than standing up for what is right for society as a whole.
Deputy Labour Minister Jomo Sibiya says they want to review laws to hike the fines for employers who hire undocumented foreign nationals to R100 000. Sibiya says second-time offenders will be fined R200 000, and the fine will increase to R1 million for one undocumented foreign national for third-time offenders.
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