Huge blow as DJ Zinhle stole half a million rand

Ntombezinhle “DJ Zinhle” Jiyane has been dealt a devastating monetary blow when [*fr1] 1,000,000 rand was taken from her checking account

Jiyane’s checking account was fraudulently accessed by one among her workers, United Nations agency siphoned R500 000 from Gregorian calendar month last year to Gregorian calendar month this year.

News that Jiyane was a victim of crime was disclosed by one among the Umlilo hitmaker’s allies United Nations agency sympathized along with her.

The mole aforementioned Jiyane discovered that associate degree worker, United Nations agency knew the username and positive identification to her checking account, scarf the cash from her whereas she was in an exceedingly consultation meeting along with her lawyers Mashele Attorneys in shrub vale, Soweto, in Gregorian calendar month this year.

The deep throat aforementioned once she discovered the cash was taken, Jiyane, United Nations agency owns accent retailers, questioned the worker, whose name can’t be disclosed for legal reasons.

But the suspect insincere surprise and left her with no selection however to open a case of fraud and thievery against her at shrub vale police headquarters.

The police statement reads in part: “The litigator alleged that on 2021-0721 she visited shrub North at Mashele Attorneys to refer to her lawyer and she or he realised that [name withheld], United Nations agency is functioning in accounts department in her company, has been transferring cash into her banking account.

This has been happening from Gregorian calendar month 2020, consistent with a financial statement, and R500 000 has been transferred.”

Gauteng provincial police representative Captain Kay Makhubela confirmed that Jiyane opened a case of thievery and fraud at shrub vale.

“No arrest has been created and police investigations ar underneath manner,” he said.

After questioning the worker and getting statements from potential witnesses, aforementioned the supply, the police visited the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) South Gauteng last week to raise prosecutors to help them to use for a district 205 (order of the Criminal Procedure Act that permits investigators the proper to access data that’s not within the public domain) to retrieve the bank statements of the worker.

NPA South Gauteng representative Phindi Mjonondwane confirmed that the police visited their offices and asked prosecutors to assist them apply for the order. She aforementioned she couldn’t comment because the matter was being investigated by the police.

Attempts to solicit comment from Jiyane John Drew a blank.

She unnoticed phone calls and text messages sent to her.