Thabi Leoka PhD certificate surfaces online – Is it real or fake?
A copy of a PhD certificate from the London School of Economics, supposedly issued to a Bathabile (Thabi) Leoka has surfaced online.
A copy of a PhD certificate from the London School of Economics, supposedly issued to a Bathabile (Thabi) Leoka has surfaced online.
Economist Thabi Leoka faces allegations of falsifying her PhD qualifications from the London School of Economics.
Francois Swart, who we exposed back in August for his travel scam orchestrated under the fake company, Priority Escapes, is a wanted man.
Matthew Lani, known for his fake TikTok doctor persona, may face legal action from the Gauteng Department of Health after making false claims in a MetroFM interview.
Local carrier FlySafair alerted customers about a fraudulent ‘free flights’ campaign circulating on Facebook.
The suspects, aged 26, 28, and 30, are now facing charges of fraud, forgery, and uttering.
Matthew Lani, known as the fake TikTok doctor on social media, avoided fraud charges in a Johannesburg court, on Tuesday.
Nopinky Mdleleni, or ‘Pinky Likhanyise Hewu’, a respected Apostle bishop is at the centre of an alleged scam that cost a family R100 000.
While the dust has barely settled on the arrest of Matthew Lani for his fake doctor scam, the Democratic Alliance (DA) in Cape Town is entangled in its own medical qualifications scandal.
Security officers spotted Lani, dressed in a hoodie and surgical mask, with a stethoscope around his neck.
The suspect was employed in the Melmoth office and according to investigations, between the years 2016 and 2020, the suspect is alleged to have manipulated the department’s Enatis system.
The Gauteng Health Department surfaced with a statement clarifying a string of texts Matthew Lani posted on TikTok as proof of the ‘confusion’ around his credentials.
An illegal foreigner was arrested in Cape Town, found with R19 million in counterfeit cash.
Nthabiseng Ramokolo became a topic of online discussion and scrutiny on social media platforms, shortly after the exposure of a fraudulent doctor, ‘Dr Matthew Lani’.
Several institutions, which Lani alleged to have graduated from, have also come forward to disavow his claims, further solidifying the Gauteng Education Department’s findings.
To commemorate World Mental Health Day, we delved into five mental health disorders that might explain Matthew Lani and his alarming proclivity for falsehoods.
Is it Dr Bongani Matthew Lani or Sanele Zingelwa? Here’s what we uncovered about the self-proclaimed medical professional going viral for the wrong reasons.
One of these methods, which is currently on the rise, is to fraudulently advertise jobs, falsely claiming they are at the Department of Public Works and Infrastructure.
Billy McFarland, a convicted fraudster, is back on the circuit selling Fyre Festival II tickets for as much as $7 999.
Priority Escapes sent an email to customers confirming it was closing down after failing to meet its financial obligations.
Hamilton Ndlovu’s luxury vehicle fleet will go up on auction in early July 2023. Here’s everything you need to know.
The SAPS officer was among nine suspects arrested for allegedly embezzling R36 million from the account of a dead FNB client.
On Tuesday, Elizabeth Holmes kicked off her 11-year prison term over her ‘Theranos’ scam. Here’s everything you must know.
The National Consumer Commission (NCC) has warned South African consumers to exercise caution when dealing with Milo Designs.
Ex-Kaizer Chiefs spin doctor Louis Tshakoane appeared in court alongside his wife and son over a sophisticated R100 million Ponzi scheme.
Police confirmed there’s been a spike in cases of car buyers getting scammed on Facebook Marketplace.
The Labour Dept said South Africa is undergoing one of its toughest economic phases, with unemployment at an all-time high, and scammers are taking advantage of the situation.
Police in the North West warned the public to exercise caution when responding to social media advertisements.
Anna Sokorin will be placed on house arrest, under these strict conditions.
Several Home Affairs employees from these branches were arrested for various identity scams.