Another round in the courts for Makate

Hanno Labuschagne

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Another round in the courts for Makate

Nkosana Kenneth Makate is heading back to court to contest a claim for 40% of his multi-million-rand settlement with Vodacom for pitching the idea that was developed into "Please Call Me".

Sunday Times reports that Makate's former legal funder, Black Rock Mining, has filed papers in the Johannesburg High Court to block Vodacom's payment to Makate and legitimise its claim.
 
We also require another thread where we can discuss this in detail...and I quote

"What is the point of this now? I mean for **** sake, are we not allowed to post about stuff that we want to talk about like mekaka, raining men excellence, how long the money will last before it is all gone? I mean if someone is just going to be nasty about then why not just **** off let the rest of us have our chats"

WE NEED MORE THREADS
 
We also require another thread where we can discuss this in detail...and I quote

"What is the point of this now? I mean for **** sake, are we not allowed to post about stuff that we want to talk about like mekaka, raining men excellence, how long the money will last before it is all gone? I mean if someone is just going to be nasty about then why not just **** off let the rest of us have our chats"

WE NEED MORE THREADS

Makate wasn't even the inventor of please call me service and stole the idea from MTN.
 
The entity in the Makate case is a British Virgin Islands-registered litigation funder called Black Rock Mining Limited

He thought it was a good idea to deal with an entity like that???

Also, of course they have nothing to do with Mining. They seem to have come to exist as a shell company solely to fund Makate's legal... "battle".
 
“They are entitled to nothing.“ - Makate

Lmfao look in the mirror
 
Must not link it….
Must not link it….
Must not link it….


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