Duncan has accused a bank in South Africa of stealing his funds.

Duncan Skuva, also known as Sphamandla Mbambo, is the latest star to be targeted by con artists.

The South African musician recently expressed his fear on Twitter over mysteriously losing his money.

He claimed that Capitec Bank had taken his money without his permission.

The rapper shared a photo of his bank account transactions that he didn’t authorize.

He was upset about a R 1300 debit order that had gone through his account without his knowledge.

“I am disappointed @CapitecBankSA bank has taken money from my account without my permission, I am leaving this bank, I don’t know this debit order and I’ve never authorised it nxaa.” Tweeted Duncan.

I am disappointed @CapitecBankSA bank has taken money from my account without my permission, I am leaving this bank,I don’t know this debit order and I’ve never authorised it nxaapic.twitter.com/xqXTURQ7CN

— #ZAKWE&DUNCAN (@DuncanSkuva) June 1, 2022

Another artist who has been defrauded recently is Cassper Nyovest.

He recently claimed that money from his FNB account had been taken on social media.

In a tweet, the rapper said that his bank card had been cloned and that he had no idea how much money had been taken from his account.

Someone cloned one of my .@FNBSA cards and they have been having a ball with my money. It took me a while to notice so I don’t know how much they really stole but I want to know how is it so easy to get a card cloned? Isn’t our money supposed to be safe with these Banks?

— Don Billiato (@casspernyovest) May 30, 2022

Consumers are being reminded to be careful at all times during these difficult economic times, as many scammers are working hard to defraud you of your money.