The dodgy trades that got ex-Miss SA, husband debarred for 20 years

Author: Garth TheunissenPublished on: September 4, 2026Country: South Africa

Crime & Law

The dodgy trades that got ex-Miss SA, husband debarred for 20 years

The former Miss South Africa and her husband have been debarred from the industry for 20 years due to dubious business practices. Authorities revealed that their company was involved in fraudulent transactions, leading to this severe sanction. This decision highlights the risks associated with unethical business activities.

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