South African social media is buzzing after Lerato Molwelang publicly raised concerns about the growing network behind trending girls’ casting auditions. In a series of online posts and discussions, Lerato highlighted what she described as key figures involved in organizing and mobilizing participants for long-term audition projects—sparking intense debate and drawing widespread attention from both supporters and critics.
One of the names mentioned during the discussion is Zandile Dabula, a well-known public figure associated with community activism. According to Lerato, Dabula’s alleged involvement relates to coordination and recruitment activities linked to auditions that have been circulating online. The claims, which remain a topic of public conversation, have prompted calls for clarity and transparency around how auditions are organized, promoted, and monetized in the digital age.
As the story trends, many South Africans are urging all parties to provide clear information and verification, stressing the importance of protecting young participants while ensuring legitimate opportunities remain accessible. With casting initiatives continuing to grow across social platforms, the situation underscores a broader conversation about accountability, ethics, and openness in the entertainment space—one that audiences are watching closely as reactions continue to unfold.
