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Jackie Phamotse’s new book set to expose more celebrities involved in ‘suspicious’ activities

One thing about controversial author Jackie Phamotse is that she will stop at nothing to continue to expose the alleged crimes of mzansi’s most-loved public figures and politicians as her new book is set to give readers ‘more tea.’

Earlier this year, the author was found guilty after a 6-year legal battle with power couple Basteana and Romeo Kumalo for defamation of character for tweeting something that alleged that Romeo did sexual acts with a boy.

Despite being ordered to pay a fine and be on house arrest, Jackie stops at nothing to continue to tell her truth through her writing.

As per reports by news publication, IOL, the court gave the author two years of correctional supervision which required her to perform Community services. The news publication also added that Magistrate Saras  Naidoo ordered her to pay R12 000 for a count of three or four months imprisonment and on count four R18 000 or 6 months imprisonment.

According to Zimoja, Jackie announced that she was releasing the first part of her two-book series called, ‘The Tea Merchant’ which the publication adds is about the Cameron Coal.

Taking to Instagram, she shared the details of her new book, “Cameron Coal is embroiled in a desperate fight to save his family’s rooibos farm, which is a hair’s breadth from bankruptcy while wrestling overwhelming grief after his wife’s death and trying to build a relationship with his blind daughter.”

 

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Also see: Jackie Phamotse set to release 11th book while under house arrest

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