Shauwn “MaMkhize” Mkhize has reportedly suffered a significant setback in her ongoing legal battle with the South African Revenue Service (SARS), as the tax agency gains control of her football club, Royal AM. The socialite, who has faced mounting financial and legal issues, failed to meet her second deadline to submit necessary documents to SARS, exacerbating the situation. This latest ruling has placed her financially troubled football team under the authority of SARS, with potential liquidation now looming on the horizon.
In a bid to prevent SARS from taking over, MaMkhize and Royal AM representatives, including her son Andile Mpisane, fought back in court, arguing that the club should be exempt from the tax dispute. They claimed that since Andile was not the subject of any tax investigation, the team should not be affected by his mother’s financial troubles. However, their efforts were in vain, as the court dismissed the case, solidifying SARS’s control over the team.
This legal setback has placed Royal AM in a precarious position. With SARS now in charge, the future of the club is uncertain, and the possibility of liquidation remains a real concern. The ruling has sparked significant attention, particularly among MaMkhize’s supporters, who had hoped for a different outcome.
As the saga unfolds, it is clear that MaMkhize’s financial and legal battles are far from over. The involvement of SARS in the management of her football team is a stark reminder of the serious consequences that can arise from unresolved tax issues. Fans and followers of Royal AM are now left to watch closely as the club navigates this turbulent period.
