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FSCA Warns Of Fake Investment Scam Using President Ramaphosa Deepfake

Gugu LourieBy Gugu Lourie2025-06-11Updated:2025-06-111 Comment1 Min Read
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The Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) has issued an urgent warning about a fraudulent investment scheme using deepfake videos of President Ramaphosa, Dr. Patrice Motsepe, Leanne Manas and Paul Mashatile to trick the public.

These scams promise daily profits of R13,000–R17,000 on a R4,500 investment: an unrealistic return that signals fraud.

The FSCA confirms these platforms are not authorised and may be stealing money from investors.

How the Scam Works:

  • Fake videos of Pres Ramaphosa and other leaders endorse the scheme.

  • Fraudsters use AI-generated deepfakes to appear legitimate.

  • No response when questioned by the FSCA—a major red flag.

How to Avoid Being Scammed:

  • Check FSCA registration before investing.
  • Never trust “guaranteed high returns”—they don’t exist.
  • Be cautious of social media ads and unsolicited offers.

Verify Before You Invest:

  • Call FSCA: 0800 110 443

  • Search authorized entities: FSCA Regulated Entities

  • Check FAIS registration: FSP Search

Always confirm a company’s FSCA status, don’t fall for deepfake scams!

deepfake scam Dr Patrice Motsepe FSCA investment fraud Leanne Manas Patrice Motsepe Paul Mashatile Pres Ramaphosa
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  1. Sibusiso on 2025-10-30 11:55

    Mr President, Elon Musk, Patrice Motsipe and others must come public broadcast to announce this thing because people are being scammed under their names.
    I have a question what makes them take so long to come in public???

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