News Online Dating Scammer Sentenced in Cape Town By admin October 16, 2016 Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppLinkedin Must read Africans back free movement but wary of migrants August 6, 2026 Why Betway Became Part Of The African Matchday August 6, 2026 Ghanaian nationals seek ICC probe of xenophobic violence in South Africa July 22, 2026 Africa’s mobile betting revolution: How smartphones became the new bookmaker July 9, 2026 admin [News24Wire] A Nigerian man, who ended up in Cape Town by pretending he was a student, admitted this week that he used an online dating site to scam women out of more than R1.2m. Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppLinkedin Previous articleAreas Eagles Should Work On Before Algeria Clash – AkpoborieNext articleGovt Scoffs At Kenya Claims - Advertisement - More articles Africans back free movement but wary of migrants August 6, 2026 Ghanaian nationals seek ICC probe of xenophobic violence in South Africa July 22, 2026 African leaders push for global reforms to unlock affordable credit May 12, 2026 - Advertisement - Latest article Africans back free movement but wary of migrants August 6, 2026 Why Betway Became Part Of The African Matchday August 6, 2026 Ghanaian nationals seek ICC probe of xenophobic violence in South Africa July 22, 2026 Africa’s mobile betting revolution: How smartphones became the new bookmaker July 9, 2026 The Rise Of Modern POS Systems In Emerging Markets June 4, 2026 - Advertisement -