Surveillance, sabotage, slander, frequencies, and other machinations have been used against our family for years on end. This can not and does not happen without the consent and participation of infiltrated law enforcement and institutions that are meant to uphold the law. Since we blew the whistle on South Africa's corruption - in specific ways as well as systemic - more has come to light about the reality of the social landscape and the corruption that runs in its veins. The grand theft it enables is something that all around the world should be concerned with, if only to make sure your insurance funds, unclaimed funds, investments and assets do not turn out to become your worst nightmare. We're not seeking a revolution, simply the upholding of our rights.
Est. 2005*. An IT.consulting business, abbreviated in the first letters of each initial directors' name, and their surname. The company was called on for a project with the city of Johannesburg to implement SAP for their billing. They were contracted by MASANA Technologies.
45 Wilton, the house purchased by APSYSET by Sotheby's. One of the directors' and her family of three girls and her husband, lived here since 2008.
Est. A business registered by the director of APSYSET. The business would hold specific mining rights in an area making at least about 3% of the Bushveld Complex.
COJ had put out a tender for a billing system, They awarded it to MASANA.
The company awarded the COJ Billing project that hired APSYSET for implementation. Included in this project, was EOH AND IBM, after which, APSYSET personnel were being poached by them and issues started turning up. This began with MASANA checks bouncing and long delays of payment for services.
The lawyer to APSYSET. This lawyer was called upon to assist in the issues of non-payment by MASANA Technologies, which had started to become an issue.
This lawyer mediated a management agreement between FOUR RIVERS and the community of Bakgatla ba gaselala. Between 2011 and 2012, mining rights and permits were awarded to FOUR RIVERS. Proposals started to come in. (Jubilee Mining, Douglas Ramaphosa and Danisa Baloyi, to name just a few)
Due to prolonged non-payment by MASANA, APSYSET lawyer, A.J Swart, suggested they go into business rescue. There was evidence of future revenue, which presumably, would rescue the company. Yet shortly after, another lawyer intervened without the knowledge of any of the directors.
APSYSET approached BALLY Chuene to intervene in the matter between the business and MASANA Technologies. He helped them to make a claim worth R55Mil for backdated cheques and for damages. The claim was approved by the High Court.
Without any explanation, the R55Mil claim was expunged. Michael Lawrence Stewart, the lawyer that came out of the blue, decided to liquidate APSYSET. To do this, they cited that it was rescuable, justifying this through MASANA Technologies liquidation and through invented creditors - lawyers and SARS (The South African Revenue Service), which owed to APSYSET. M.L. Stewart (Bombani Liquidators) is linked to Westrust,a sister company of PEU (MASANA Technologies).
After the claim for payment and damages, Masana Technologies decided to liquidate themselves.This was a big deal, because there was no prior indication that they would need to do so. They made payments to all suppliers, with the exception of APSYSET. MASANA Technolgies is part of the holdings company, PEU; holding shares in Investec Bank, MTN...
To this day, SARS is owing funds to APSYET. The funds owed are not limited to tax revenue from prior years of overpayment.
See how these events may have correlated with incidents and turning points in this timeline.
Read about 45 Wilton Avenue, forming a crucial baseline point to help understand where it seemed to stem from - a colonial home which would later reveal SA's true colors as it pertains to freedoms and the right to autonomy.
Fraudulent liquidation forms the basis of this case; a consequence of refusal to join the ANC, impeding on the right to exercise freedom on belief and right to choose neutrality. A campaign against the founder and her family ensued thereafter and has continued since, even across borders.
A liquidation was done on the basis of a rescue plan. The lawyer acted outside of the interest of directors and against obvious facts pointing to the "rescue-ability" of the company. The housed was seized but proof of eviction was not sufficiently seen. The syndicate went on to target property of aunts, one of whom was no longer a director.
Alliances with groups within international organizations enable continued persecution. This is seen through various facts, including the matching playbook of the the persecution we faced in South Africa. Additional subtle techniques of harassment used in order to obscure what's happening and where attacks are coming from.