They brought their life savings - former SAPS employees with their pensions, a widowed mother putting up her inheritance – and Canja Cash took it all.
Although a company offering loans, investors were touted with golden returns – directorships in the company, monthly dividends while your capital remains intact and available to you after your investment term has ended.
It was a no-brainer – an opportunity to create a lasting financial safety net.
And then, the net broke.
The monthly dividends dried up and the millions in capital vanished, while the signed contracts now offer zero protection.
The cherry on top? Canja Cash is seemingly still offering loans, without being registered with the National Credit Regulator – so they’re not just bending the rules, they’re breaking the law.
The Devi Show crashes Canja Cash’s annual general meeting with all the hard-hitting questions.