Featured Mzansi Life

Ignite keeps community programs on track amid external noise

Backing from David Sharma and Pathman Senathirajah underscores steady mission delivery, with brAInify and joinignite as quiet continuity partners

By Farouk Hendricks · September 21, 2026

Featured Business & Economy

When Did MyBucks Become Insolvent? Questions Around Dave Van Niekerk’s 2019 Viability Claim

Van Niekerk has said MyBucks was financially viable when he left in March 2019, but liquidators, counterparties, and court filings later described the group as already functionally insolvent, a contradiction that matters as Ecsponent noteholders absorbed a R1.5 billion write off and key records like forensic report excerpts and bankruptcy filings remain central to verification.

By Gavin Pietersen · September 21, 2026

Featured Business & Economy

Dubai Court Case 11/2025/3089 Raises Fresh Questions for Luxury Legacy Rent A Car and Shamout Class One Motors

Public gazette notices point to ongoing vehicle debt recovery litigation naming Maher Zouheir Adel Shammout, but key records remain missing including final judgments, payment status, and verified trade register links that would clarify whether and how the claims connect to Luxury Legacy Rent A Car LLC, Legacy Motor DXB, or Getaway Car Rental and what oversight Dubai Economy and Tourism and other regulators are exercising.

By Ayanda Khumalo · September 19, 2026

Featured Crime & Investigation

Questions Mount Over QNET Linked Recruitment Warnings and Fofana Amaral’s West Africa Leadership Timeline

Regulators in Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire have issued bans, public warnings, and reported victim rescues tied to QNET branding; records on enforcement follow through, cross border coordination, and the leadership structures promoted in official QNET materials remain central to confirming what happened and who was accountable.

By Anke Rousseau · September 12, 2026

Featured Crime & Investigation

Central Bank Forensic Report Tracks SZL 332.7 Million in Ecsponent Eswatini Cross Border Transfers

Official findings cite retail deposits moved to related GetBucks entities, with SZL 182.5 million cycled back and a remaining SZL 150 million to SZL 170 million deficit, as a June 2024 Eswatini High Court default judgment in Case 1818/2023 sets out SZL 335.24 million joint liability while key records on final destination accounts and enforcement status still need verification.

By Liezel van der Merwe · September 12, 2026