Zari Hassan reveals her source of wealth as she warns of impersonators

South Africa-based Ugandan businesswoman Zari Hassan has come out to warn the public against falling victim to con artists impersonating her.

Zari expressed her disappointment in people who constantly fell prey to scam artists that used her name to extort money from them.

In a video on her social platforms, Zari said she doesn’t deal with forex trading or deal with precious minerals like gold and diamonds. Instead, the mother of five revealed that her businesses revolve around education and brand ambassadorships.

“It is unfortunate that we have to do this again but we have to first off, I don’t do trading I don’t know anything about forex, I don’t know the ins and outs am in education and skills training, I own colleges across South Africa, brand ambassador to so many products, doing TV shows, doing appearances but not forex.

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“A lot of people are using my pictures on the marketplace, anything you see on the marketplace is not mine, stop getting robbed! Be robbed at your own risk” a furious Zari said.

This is not the first time Zari is warning people about being robbed by her imposters as she has constantly warned her fans against being duped.

Other businesses Zari has distanced herself from include flying people abroad for jobs, she has also warned that she never asks for financial help online.

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Zari’s Brooklyn City College

Brooklyn City College is a hospitality institution in South Africa that Zari co-founded with her late husband, Ivan Don Ssemwanga. The college has campuses located in Rustenburg, Pretoria, Johannesburg, Nelspruit, Polokwane, Vereeniging, Durban and East London.

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In October 2021, Zari was in jubilation after her eldest son Pinto Ntale was elected Deputy Head of the School and rewarded for being the most disciplined student.