On 10 June, actor and entrepreneur Lindah Majola posted a series of CCTV shots showing a repeat intruder at his popular establishment, Hue Café in Windermere, Durban.
LINDAH MAJOLA LEAKS CCTV PHOTOS OF REPEAT INTRUDER
The former Uzalo actor reached out to his online community and posted eight photos of a particular guy who has been breaking into his café repeatedly.
The CCTV shots show the intruder climbing in and out of Hue Café, while in the others, he is dressed in different outfits and boldly looks straight into the camera.
“We are reaching out to this community for help. Over the past month, we have repeatedly had our home broken into, resulting in the theft of our outside furniture and other valuables,” he wrote.
“We are appealing to anyone who might recognize the man caught on our cameras, or who has noticed suspicious activity in the area, to please step forward,” he added.
Lindah’s fans threw in some solutions. While some suspected that this intruder might be a regular around the area, as a salon owner once shared photos of an intruder who could be the same guy.
Chapel_sweet_red commented: “So sorry. Fancyclaws (Windermere) was also broken into, could be the same guys.”
Sam_Sangweni wrote: “This guy probably hangs out outside the place during the day. @asset.security Deploy a couple of security officers in civilian clothing to canvas the property during normal operating hours; you will find the culprit.”
Sibahlemo added: “I think post this on twitter as well. Maybe something can come of it.”
LINDAH’S ESTABLISHMENT IS A CRIME HOTSPOT
In February 2026, The South African reported that Lindah’s establishment had become a hotspot for criminal activities around the area.
Once again, the media personality took to Instagram to share that certain young men have been trespassing at Hue Café for some time.
He found the experience rather disheartening because he and his team worked hard to make Hue Café a success.
“We “first” experience crime before our “first” cup of coffee. We will show up anyway and build anyway. Oh system how you’ve failed us,” he wrote.