Influencer Siyamthanda Anita Apologises for Negligence in the Alabuga Start Programme Controversy

Cyan Boujee breaks silence on 'fake' Russian job programme

Influencer Cyan Boujee has broken her silence over the backlash of her paid promotion of a “fake” job campaign – via the Alabuga Start Programme – to young girls to live and work in Russia. The 24-year-old – real name Honour Zuma – was one of several content creators who called on young women to take up the offer abroad. South African government officials have since expressed concerns that the offer raised red flags about human trafficking. CYAN…

Cyan Boujee apologises for her involvement in suspected Russian job scam

Watch as Cyan Boujee apologises regarding the Alabuga school controversy while Anele Mdoda shares her insights.

Influencer Siyamthanda Anita apologises for negligence in the Alabuga Start Programme controversy

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Phumzile Van Damme, a former MP who is now a tech consultant, pointed up a South African influencer’s promotional video for the show over the weekend. She demanded that the program that enlists young women to go to Russia for “training and work” be looked into. During the two-year service, they are promised regular advancements and language tutorials. Cyan Boujee has spoken out about her involvement with the Alabuga program. Clayson Monyela, a s…

We will speak to Russian Embassy for clarity on influencer job offers - government

The department of women, youth & persons with disabilities says it will speak with the Russian Embassy to understand employment offers alleged to be fraudulent and advertised by social media influencers.

“It hurts me”: South African influencer apologises for promoting controversial Russian program

A young South African influencer apologised for promoting the Alabuga Start Program in Russia, which allegedly lured in young Africans and misled them.