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Robert Gumede’s son accuses Atlantis Royal of ‘theft’

Robert Gumede’s son Themba, the brother of Sim Dope, claims that Dubai’s Atlantis The Royal “stole” more than R50 000 from his bank account.

The shocking allegation was revealed on the young entrepreneur’s Instagram stories.

In the post, Themba Gumede made shocking claims about the five-star hotel which he recently visited, according to the South African.

Tagging Atlantis The Royal, he shared: “Two months and your financial team has been lying to me and stolen over R40 000 from my account.”

He further stated: “Taken a further R17 000 two weeks after my stay. You keep giving excuses every week that you will release the money, but clearly your management just doesn’t care.”

 

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Expressing his disgruntlement, he added: “Never knew such a high-prestige hotel takes any money from their guest.”

“Give me back the money that you have taken from me,” he demands. 

Themba Gumede, whose father is the successful businessman Robert Gumede, enjoys posting pictures of his luxury excursions on Instagram.

His father is the founder of the IT firm Gijima Technologies and its holding company Gijima Group.

He’s constantly spotted going on vacations to partying hotspots like Miami, Saint Tropez, Ibiza, and Mykonos.

 

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