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[Charlie Hustle]

• Authorities and social media users have issued a warning about an alleged fake modelling agency, “African Audition,” luring women and young girls under false pretences
• Victims are reportedly invited to so-called auditions that are recorded, with explicit material allegedly distributed without consent
• Authorities have urged the public to exercise extreme caution and to report any suspicious recruitment

The public has been warned of a CAC called Ivo Suzee who allegedly runs a fake modelling agency targeting women and girls. Image: @CrimeWatch_RSA/X Source: Twitter

Authorities and social media users issued a public warning on 13 January 2026, about a man identified as Ivo Suzee, who allegedly operates a deceptive online casting or recruitment service. Reports indicate the agency is operating under the name “African Audition” and is allegedly falsely presenting itself as a legitimate modelling agency.

According to a warning posted by Crime Watch on its X account, Suzee is accused of using misleading online advertisements and false promises of modelling or entertainment work to lure women and young girls. Victims are reportedly invited to what are described as interviews or auditions, which allegedly become platforms for sexual exploitation.

he warning further states that these so-called auditions or interviews are recorded, with explicit material allegedly later distributed or published without consent.

Members of the public, particularly aspiring models and performers, are urged to exercise extreme caution when engaging with online recruitment or casting opportunities. Individuals are advised to verify the legitimacy of agencies, avoid attending private or informal auditions, and report any suspicious approaches or activities to law enforcement authorities immediately.

The public on social media is divided in opinions​

The warning has sparked debate online, with some users arguing that he should be prosecuted for violating South African law by contravening the Cybercrimes Act 19 of 2020, the Films and Publications Act 65 of 1996 (as amended) as well as sexual and related offences by luring young girls into prostitution. Others claim that some participants knowingly entered into agreements because of the high rates of unemployment and poverty among the youth in South Africa.

Social media reactions​

@Matash_SA said:

"This guy has over 300 videos exploiting women; arrest him immediately."

@TshepoThathan commented:

"This guy is probably still in SA. There are leads, arrest him already, SA Police Service!"

@Gadfly342043 said:

"Because in SA predators operate in the gap between public warnings and actual arrests; exploiting digital anonymity, slow cyber-forensics and the fear of victims they blackmail into silence."

Those on the opposite side of the fence of the issue said:

@Lungelozungu20 commented:

"Someone may be spreading false information. When these videos are taken, consent forms or release forms are signed by the girls or models agreeing to be filmed & distributed. It's a fake audition, which is part of the play. Lack of information can ruin some ones name."

@spoon369 stated:

"Those girls knew exactly what was going on and agreed, and some keep going back. I don’t know if it’s poverty or what."

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[Charlie Hustle]

Lerato Molelwang Accuses African Audition of Exploitation as Social Media Erupts Over Shocking Claims​

Quincy Thomas
Fri, January 16, 2026 at 1:10 PM CST
2 min read

A 20-year-old South African, Lerato Molelwang, released a video on January 15, claiming she was used and humiliated by a casting agency called African Audition.

She claims she has never signed any contract with the agency and was also misled.

“I did not sign any contract and was taken advantage of under pretenses,” Molelwang says.

Molelwang may sue the agency’s operator.

“I am exploring all legal avenues against the owner of the agency,” Molelwang adds.

This comes after warnings about the African Audition began surfacing on the internet earlier this week. The model agency has been deemed a scam by the relevant authorities and internet users.

The perpetrator behind the video is operating online under the pseudonym “Ivo Suzee,” and he is alleged to be using auditions on women and young girls and then uploading their porn videos. No criminal charges have been filed yet.

Molelwang’s video sparked many different reactions on social media.

“One doesn’t believe this girl,” wrote one reader.

A commentator observed that “the real issue is consent to distribution, not mere ‘ participation.”

“Sex consent is not the same thing as consent to share. He is clearly making money off it without her consent or compensation—that is explanation, period,” the commentator wrote.

Some individuals responded harshly to Molelwang, implying that she knew what she was getting into.

“This site has been around. She knows what she’s doing,” commented one user. “We’ve got real crimes to deal with in this country. Stop wasting resources. Didn’t people who didn’t realize their actions have consequences?

A man echoed that sentiment, criticizing what he saw as a flip-flop in light of all the public backlash.

“She agreed tothe sexx. Now that she’s exposed, she wants to be the victim,” he wrote.

 

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