
Dewald van Rensburg
Reporter at City Press
Freelance Writer at Freelance
Reporter, City Press
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1 week ago |
dailymaverick.co.za | Dewald van Rensburg
In our previous instalments, we revealed a massive international syndicate operating online trading platform ‘scams’ and the characters running a distinct South African division hiding in plain sight behind the country’s regulatory regime. Now we turn to the money, specifically the Byzantine financial arrangements set up to collect and disperse would-be ‘traders’ investments.
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1 month ago |
brnw.ch | Dewald van Rensburg
Parts One and Two of amaBhungane's investigation into an international syndicate running online trading scams revealed the characters and tricks of the trade of this shadowy "industry". These "trading" platforms face constant pressure to lock in "payment service providers" to collect deposits from aspiring traders and shovel them up the food chain.
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1 month ago |
dailymaverick.co.za | Dewald van Rensburg
AMABHUNGANE In our previous instalment, we revealed an international syndicate running online trading ‘scams’ worldwide that had a prominent presence in South Africa. Now we turn to the ‘back office’ running the special South African division – the lawyers, fixers and other service providers that make the whole thing tick.
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1 month ago |
dailymaverick.co.za | Dewald van Rensburg
AMABHUNGANE A data leak has unmasked a global network of alleged professional scammers drawing would-be investors into dodgy trading platforms on an industrial scale. A group of South Africans features in parts of the business — and the South African public is prominent among the victims. A little-known Bulgarian entrepreneur named Boris Kodzhov has, since 2023, quietly made mammoth strides in the South African fintech sector. Don't want to see this?
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2 months ago |
dailymaverick.co.za | Dewald van Rensburg
AMABHUNGANE SARS and the Reserve Bank’s pursuit of a local illicit money moving veteran – a man known as “Bullshit Bertie” – has lifted the lid on a pair of prolific fuel traders who allegedly arranged for millions of rands to be siphoned out of SA to Hong Kong and Turkey. SARS and the Reserve Bank’s pursuit of a local illicit money moving veteran has lifted the lid on a pair of prolific fuel traders who allegedly arranged for millions of rands to be siphoned out of SA.
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