Lerato Kganyago, Thami Ndlala divorce reasons: The reasons behind Lerato Kganyago and Thami Ndlala divorce have been revealed. It is alleged the couple separated as a result of the Thami Dlala’s conduct. He has been accused of lying about his age and being a fraudster. It is also alleged he claimed to own a house in Sandhurst/Hyde Park when he was actually renting.
The reasons behind the divorce were revealed by popular Twitter character Man’s NOT Barry Roux.
Thami Ndlala is a well know fraudster. He has 2 South African IDs. Thami lied to Lerato Kganyago that he was born in 1981 kanti he was actually born in 1988 & Lerato only saw the 1981 ID. #ThamiNdlala #LKG #LeratoKganyago pic.twitter.com/Oi6XokulxD
— Man’s NOT Barry Roux (@AdvoBarryRoux) May 14, 2020
It is reported that Thami Ndlala is a well-known fraudster. He is believed to have two South African identity documents. He is also accused to lying to Lerato Kganyago about his age that he was born in 1981 when he was actually born in 1988.
Thami Ndlala is also accused of lying about owning a house in Sandhurst/Hyde Park when in actual fact he was renting. Ndala is also reported to have fathered 3 kids which Lerato Kganyago didn’t know about and only found out recently.
Another reason for the divorce of Thami Ndala and Lerato Kganyago is that Thami has numerous fraudulent court cases that he is attending.
Another report suggests that Thami Ndlala defrauded pensioners from Mpumalanga, Pretoria & Johannesburg of their investments. He also claimed to be making a lot of money through his forex company for the pensioners, which never happened. All these cases are reported to be currently at the commercial court.
In other news – Tbo Touch exposed by his angry employees
Former Metro FM DJ-turned businessman Tbo Touch has been accused of backing out of his promises. Tbo Touch (real name Thabo Molefe) has allegedly failed to pay his staffers their retrenchment packages.
This after staffers were informed they wouldn’t get their retrenchment packages for this month due to the COVID-19 outbreak. The letter dated 5 May reads in part: Due to the above, we have no option but to delay the last payment for the last three months. continue reading
