STOLEN: DJ Zinhle was robbed of half a million rand from former employee
Updated | By Stacey & J Sbu
Mzansi star reveals how she is planning to sue former employee...
DJ Zinhle, well-known Mzansi media personality turned businesswoman is currently being robbed.
She has currently opened a case against her former employee, Phumzile Diko, for half a million rand. Allegedly, her employee is under investigation for fraud, after stealing from Miss Zinhle's bank account over an extended period of time.
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National Prosecuting Authority spokesperson, Phindi Mjonondwane, said that Phumzile worked closely for Zinhle in the accounts department of her company, however, more details will be revealed as the case progresses.
Fans are coming to some interesting conclusions based on the information that has been released.
Zinhle was allegedly warned by one of her other employees that something fishy was going on with her accounting books. This resulted in her team looking into the claim and following these events, the suspected employee was caught by the police.
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See the employee, Phumzile Diko, captured during the court proceedings below:
“About the charges against me, I was in charge of the affairs of the complainant which included dealing with her business account . . . At all the multiple times relevant to the charge sheet, I deny fraud complainants and all transactions that were performed by me were at the instructions of the complainant”- Phumzile Diko/News24
According to Phumzile, the money was transferred from Zinhle's account to hers so she could perform day-to-day duties, as per Zinhle's instructions.
Advocate Gconge read:
“My intention is to plead not guilty and the state's case is very weak against me. I have not yet had sight of the content of the docket. Furthermore, I have the R3 000 should I be granted bail," Phumezile stated.
She was later granted R5 000 bail by the magistrate and needs to report to Randburg Police station twice a week on Mondays and Fridays.
Her next court appearance will be on 21 June 2022. More will be shared on this developing story when available.
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