Please Call Me’s Nkosana Makate launches legal action against former backer
Please Call Me idea-man Nkosana Kenneth Makate launched legal action aimed at defeating the claims of his former backers to 40% of his settlement with Vodacom.
-
-
Black Rock Mining | Cellular | Chris Schoeman | Errol Elsdon | Nkosana Kenneth Makate | Please Call Me
Please Call Me’s Nkosana Makate goes back to court
Nkosana Kenneth Makate’s fight not to give up 40% of his settlement with Vodacom has taken a new turn.
-
Black Rock Mining | Cellular | Chris Schoeman | Errol Elsdon | Nkosana Kenneth Makate | Please Call Me
Final fight for Makate’s millions
Black Rock Mining could proceed with arbitration proceedings without Nkosana Makate or his legal representation present.
-
Black Rock Mining | Cellular | Chris Schoeman | Errol Elsdon | Kenneth Nkosana Makate | Please Call Me
Please Call Me’s Nkosana Makate faces final showdown
Nkosana Makate will face his former backer, Errol Elsdon, in an arbitration hearing to oppose a claim against 40% of his settlement from Vodacom for his Please Call Me idea.
-
Black Rock Mining | Cellular | Chris Schoeman | Eroll Elsdon | Kenneth Nkosana Makate | Please Call Me
Former backers of Please Call Me’s Nkosana Makate reveal how much they paid
Nkosana Makate’s former backers, Black Rock Mining, say they’re ironically in a similar situation to the one Makate was in: fighting for someone to keep their word.
-
Please Call Me’s Nkosana Makate blocked from multimillion-rand payday
Please Call Me idea-man Nkosana Kenneth Makate has agreed to delay receiving 40% of his over R500-million settlement from Vodacom to resolve a claim from his former financial backers.
-
Please Call Me idea-man Nkosana Makate’s former backers demand big slice of multimillion-rand settlement
Nkosana Kenneth Makate’s former funders have resurfaced to lay claim to a chunk of Vodacom’s multimillion-rand settlement for his idea, which was developed into Please Call Me.