The Alabuga Start Programme: A Dream Job or a Dangerous Deception? South Africa Investigates Human Trafficking Allegations South African authorities are investigating influencers like Cyan Boujee and Peachy Sprinkles for promoting the Alabuga Start programme, linked to trafficking African women into labor in Russian drone factories. The scheme misled young women with false promises of education, revealing harsh working conditions and exploitation. Public backlash ensued, prompting officials to issue travel cautions.

🚨 Read the full story: South African influencers including Cyan Boujee, Peachy Sprinkles, Seemah & others are under investigation for promoting the controversial Alabuga Start programme — now linked to suspected human trafficking and drone factory recruitment. 🇿🇦⚠️ #AlabugaStart #HumanTraff

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