Yep - and apparently not so much worried about "keeping their families safe"...
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https://www.businessinsider.co.za/b...n-brothers-ameer-cajee-and-raees-cajee-2021-6
Where are Ameer Cajee and Raees Cajee, two brothers barely out of their teens, and what has – unreliably – been reported to be some R50 billion worth of crypto tokens?
Somewhere WhatsApp is banned, their family in South Africa believe, based on the very limited clues they've been able to gather.
"We really don't know," says Zakira Laher their cousin and former fellow director at Africrypt, the bitcoin-focussed company at the centre of what is now a global enquiry.
It is a phrase Laher uses a lot. She, and the rest of the extended family she says, know very little. They are not in direct communication with the brothers, and last heard from them months ago. The family knows the brothers left the country. Via third parties who know them, the family has learnt that the Cajee's lives are thought to be in danger. But is the threat from disgruntled investors, some of whom say they lost millions of rands in what they now believe to be an exit scam – or is the threat from some huge crime syndicate some now believe the Cajee's allegedly helped with money laundering?
"We don't know," Laher tells Business Insider South Africa.
