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Billion-rand 'Please Call Me' saga takes new turn as funder sues Makate

In a dramatic turn of events, Errol Elsdon is set to sue Nkosana Makate for defamation, challenging the narrative of the 'Please Call Me' saga and asserting that Black Rock Mining upheld its funding agreement.

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Billion-rand 'Please Call Me' saga takes new turn as funder sues Makate

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Investor wants to sue Nkosana Makate for defamation over fraud allegations

Makate, in turn, wants the NPA to prosecute British investor Errol Elsdon for forgery

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mercoledì 17 giugno 2026·iol.co.za
Billion-rand 'Please Call Me' saga takes new turn as funder sues Makate
In a dramatic turn of events, Errol Elsdon is set to sue Nkosana Makate for defamation, challenging the narrative of the 'Please Call Me' saga and asserting that Black Rock Mining…
mercoledì 17 giugno 2026·iol.co.za
Multimillion-rand 'Please Call Me' saga takes new turn as funder sues Makate
In a dramatic turn of events, Errol Elsdon is set to sue Nkosana Makate for defamation, challenging the narrative of the 'Please Call Me' saga and asserting that Black Rock Mining…

Billion-rand 'Please Call Me' saga takes new turn as funder sues Makate

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Billion-rand 'Please Call Me' saga takes new turn as funder sues Makate

Investor wants to sue Nkosana Makate for defamation over fraud allegations

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Billion-rand 'Please Call Me' saga takes new turn as funder sues Makate

Multimillion-rand 'Please Call Me' saga takes new turn as funder sues Makate

‘Please Call Me’ inventor brands Elsdon defamation threat ‘stillborn’

Investor wants to sue Nkosana Makate for defamation over fraud allegations

'Please Call Me' battle erupts as funder Errol Elsdon takes on Makate in court

‘Please Call Me’ inventor brands Elsdon defamation threat ‘stillborn’