South Africans Supporters of Alleged Global Bitcoin Scam MMM March On

South Africans Supporters of Alleged Global Bitcoin Scam MMM March On

Supporters of MMM, which is accused of being a Ponzi scheme, marched in Soweto, South Africa in celebration of the Financial Freedom Awareness campaign, coinciding with South Africa’s Freedom Day, according to Independent Online (IOL), a South African news source. MMM Global is under investigation by The Hawks, South Africa’s Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (DPCI), which targets organized crime, economic crime, and corruption. Brigadier Hangwani Mulaudzi said investigations into MMM continue. The scheme is active in various countries and has been accused of being a Ponzi....


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