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Mrs Leo convicted in R3.2 million scam as police still hunt for Nigerian husband

2 June 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

Kgalalelo Loveline Abinokhauno, aka Mrs Leo, was convicted in a R3.2 million dating scam, with sentencing procedure set to continue on 3 June 2026.Read More at Source

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