EXCLUSIVE EXPOSE: Mohale Motaung’s Scandalous R75,000 Covid Relief Grant – Unbelievable!
Meet the ‘artist’ who made millions while NGOs went hungry… and his assistant was employed part-time!
When the list of Covid relief grant beneficiaries dropped, the nation was shocked to find out that Mohale Motaung, the ex-husband of beloved media personality Somizi, had been given a whopping R75,000 from the Department of Sports, Culture and Arts. But here’s the thing: his company, Glam Troupe, didn’t even have a proper office or a team of employees to justify that kind of cash!
A source close to the company revealed that Glam Troupe only had two employees, with Mohale being the only full-time member. "He had no right to claim that amount," the insider spilled. "His company didn’t even have a warehouse or offices where they had a big team of staff members."
But did he really need the money? That’s the question on everyone’s lips. A quick glance at Glam Troupe’s Instagram page shows that they specialize in designing dresses and suits for matric dance students – not exactly the kind of high-stakes projects that warrant a six-figure payout.
As Somizi’s ex-husband trended on social media, people couldn’t believe their eyes. How did an ‘artist’ with such little experience and a tiny team take home such a massive check? The outrage was palpable, with many calling for the funds to be re-allocated to those who truly needed them.
Meanwhile, a few artists, like Makhadzi, have denied ever receiving the grant, while others have maintained a deafening silence.
In the midst of the controversy, it’s clear that Mohale Motaung’s Covid relief grant has exposed the rot in our system. The big question is: who else benefitted from these funds, and is the government prepared to answer the wrath of the public?
