PUBLIC INTEREST RECORD

LEGAL DISCLAIMER: Allegations are presented as allegations unless independently established.
A formal clarification of public operating monikers versus officially documented civil registration records, assembled strictly from verified media investigations and state registries.
Cross-referenced investigative findings and civil registry filings confirm that the subject publicly conducts commercial transactions and brand representations under the name Brendon Roux, while official institutional documentation records the individual as Brendon Alan du Preez.
Note: In compliance with statutory privacy standards, sensitive national identification digits, residential premises, and direct banking accounts have been strictly redacted from public viewing.

A chronological overview of regional directory and social advertising operations established in the Eastern Cape, summarizing public commercial offerings and subsequent registered service disputes.
Operating primarily across Port Elizabeth (Gqeberha), this platform marketed local digital advertising space, sponsored event promotion, and directory listings to local retail, hospitality, and service businesses.
Multiple businesses later alleged that they paid for advertising services that were not delivered. Complainants documented advance upfront retainers and scheduled social media package payments without verifiable ad placements being completed.
EXHIBIT A-1: Archival capture of What's On in PE digital promotional material and commercial package rate structure.

EXHIBIT A-2: Archival documentation showing What's On in JBay regional branding and advertiser directory structure.
Following operations in Gqeberha, a parallel promotional network was initiated in Jeffreys Bay targeting regional tourism, hospitality venues, and small enterprise marketing campaigns.
Similar issues were subsequently raised by local regional proprietors regarding service fulfillment, invoicing without confirmed advertising execution, and communication breakdowns after fee collection.
A structured summary of findings published in the April 2026 independent press exposé regarding marketing packages, payment routing, and client accounts.
Direct statements and records gathered by journalists from over six independent clients detailing paid marketing services with non-delivery of agreed promotions.
SOURCE RECORD: IOL INTERVIEWS (APRIL 2026)
Reported fee tiers solicited across various digital package tiers, collected upfront from small business owners prior to cessation of project communication.
DOCUMENTED: INVOICE TIER RANGES
Financial and transaction records analyzed by IOL linked payments made under the alias 'du Preez' directly to bank and account details registered to Roux.
EVIDENCE LINK: PAYMENT RECORDS
Published April 2026: Independent editorial investigation and source documentation archive.
In accordance with strict investigative journalism ethics, public interest records must present verbatim right-of-reply representations. When formally approached by media investigators regarding customer complaints and financial claims, Roux issued official written clarifications outlining operational distress, business disposals, and financial settlement undertakings.
During formal editorial engagements with IOL journalists, Brendon Roux addressed the outstanding delivery disputes, client financial grievances, and associated police dockets. His documented explanations and formal undertakings are structured below as entered into the public record:
This platform maintains an open register to verify whether the 25 April 2026 refund commitments have been fulfilled for logged complainants. Submissions regarding settlement status remain open for independent verification.
A chronological record of regional marketing, social directory, and commercial advertising ventures established across the Eastern Cape region.
Operating primarily across the Nelson Mandela Bay metropolitan region, 'What's On in PE' promoted commercial packages for digital event listings, social feed spotlights, and hospitality features.
Multiple businesses later alleged that they paid for advertising services that were not delivered.

Documented: What's On in PE commercial advertising page interface and regional business directory listings.

Documented: What's On in JBay promotional collateral and seasonal hospitality marketing materials.
Expanding operations into the Kouga municipal region, 'What's On in JBay' solicited local guest houses, dining establishments, and activity operators for seasonal guides and event coverage.
Regional merchants reported comparable advertising commitments where contracted promotional features were alleged not to have materialized.
Archived public statement and business alert documented for journalistic verification and public record integrity.
"In a public Facebook post, a Complainant alleged that marketing and promotional services contracted through What's On in PE and Lekker Lekker Media were paid for but remained undelivered. The notice warned local commercial entities to exercise due diligence regarding upfront payments for advertising placements."
Complainant: Anonymous (Public Social Media Post)
Entities Referenced: What's On in PE / Lekker Lekker Media
Status: Unadjudicated Public Statement
Legal Note: This record represents an attributed public statement documented as part of ongoing investigative reporting. The allegations summarized herein reflect the complainant's published statements and have not been determined by a court of law.
On 18 May 2026, an anonymous client remitted an electronic funds transfer of R6,000 for professional commercial services. Following confirmation of the cleared funds, no operational work, onboarding documentation, or deliverable was produced.
Over the ensuing 16-week period, the complainant engaged in formal written correspondence seeking full recovery of the consideration. In response, three distinct payment commitments were provided in writing, none of which were executed.
Complainant Status: Anonymized under legal privacy protocols.
Principal Sum: R6,000.00 ZAR
Status: Unresolved / Referred to South African Police Service.
A direct transfer of R6,000 is finalized upon agreement of scope. Follow-up inquiries regarding execution timelines were acknowledged, but no operational deliverables were generated.
Written undertakings to reverse the R6,000 fee were provided on three separate occasions across eight weeks. In each instance, cited clearing dates lapsed without payment or valid proof of remittance.
Following the third default on settlement terms, the client discontinued bilateral negotiations and initiated formal lodging of a sworn statement and documentary record with the South African Police Service (SAPS).
Formal verification of active criminal docket opened with the South African Police Service.
POLICE STATION
Eastern Cape Division
DATE REGISTERED
Official System Entry
OFFICIAL ALLEGATION
Statutory Charge Type
Legal Status Disclaimer: A criminal case alleging theft and fraud (CAS 131/9/2026) has been registered at Humewood SAPS. Under South African law and constitutional principles, this documentation represents an official allegation and active police investigation, not a judicial finding of guilt. All individuals remain presumed innocent until proven guilty in a competent court of law.
A verified sequential account of documented transactions, published investigative findings, and formal police filings.
Early enterprise registrations and client procurement cycles initiated under initial corporate trading entities prior to investigative escalations.
IOL publishes an in-depth investigative article detailing multiple complainant accounts, unfulfilled contracts, and mounting financial discrepancies.
Formal deadline issued by legal representatives for comprehensive settlement and return of client-entrusted capital elapses without total resolution.
Bank transaction confirms a partial repayment of R6,000 disbursed to affected parties, representing a fraction of total contested funds.
Launch and commercial rollout of Lekker Lekker Media marketing agency, soliciting new regional accounts amidst outstanding legacy liabilities.
Formal criminal case officially lodged with the South African Police Service (SAPS) at Humewood Station following substantiated complaint documentation.
Primary source materials, documented press reports, official docket filings, and archived web collateral compiled for public verification.
Documented media investigation published by Independent Online detailing formal consumer dispute records and non-delivery findings.
Ref: Media Archive #IOL-2026

Verified police case docket confirmation registered under Humewood SAPS station, initiating formal criminal inquiry proceedings.
Ref: Humewood SAPS Station

Formal public notice alerts documented across business review networks advising transaction caution and due diligence verification.
Ref: Consumer Safety Alert
Archived web footprint records, corporate claims, and promotional collateral captured prior to platform modifications.
Ref: Commercial Domain Capture
This confidential intake channel is established for businesses, contractors, event organizers, and community members who have engaged in commercial, advertising, or payment transactions with Brendon Roux, What's On in PE, or Lekker Lekker Media (LLM).
Thank you for your submission. Our investigative team reviews all records before any archival entry is updated. If additional verification or document cross-referencing is required, we will reach out via the provided secure email.