She announced this on social media saying, “Features on Forbes Magazine as the Businesswoman to watch in 2018… Truly humbled.”
Featured on Forbes Magazine as the Businesswoman to watch in 2018… Truly humbled✨
Season two of her reality show Uyanda It’s On, premiered about a month ago. The show focusses on her lifestyle. It aims at empowering young people.
Congratulations to this rising star.
Rumors were doing circles that Uyanda and another woman named Joy Molamu, were dating the same man. The man in the middle of this is King Maseko, a Johannesburg businessman. Uyanda opened a case of defamation and crimen injuria against Joy.
According to reports, Joy had accused Uyanda on social media, for asking money from Maseko.
She (Uyanda) decided to clear the air on the rumored love triangle.
Uyanda said: “I don’t know Joyce except for what I’ve read about her. I’ve never met her in person. I was going to meet her at court for the first time.”
She further explained that the man she was rumored to be dating is actually a childhood friend.
“The guy whom she’s dating I guess is my homeboy whom we grew up together. There never was a romantic relationship between me and him. The guy in question I know him to be married to someone else with kids.”
Uyanda explains she had been financially helping Maseko and was not asking for money from him.
“He has been going through a lot of financial problems with money lent to him by different sources including myself. Indeed I asked the guy for money, but it was for him to return the money he owes me.”
Uyanda opened up a case against Joy because she was tarnishing her name.
“I opened a case of crimen injuria against Joy two days after she violated my rights to dignity. The process took till now to come before court. This bothered me the day it happened for two reasons: 1) It wasn’t true & 2) I am a public figure, a mother and a sister – I can not allow a girl I don’t know with a bad image of sleeping with other people’s husbands to paint me with the same brush. Hope you understand my position and why it bothered me then and still bothers me now. I can’t take the law into my own hands.”
The case is set to be heard on the 30th of October.
