A tug of war has been unfolding between authorities and Members of Triple-M South Africa. Members want their donation scheme to be declared legitimate. Meanwhile, the Hawks' Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation, which targets organized crime, is investigating them. The members have approached the North Gauteng High Court to have their accounts reinstated. But the National Consumer Commission (NCC) says they did not freeze anyone's bank account as they don't have the mandate to do so. The Triple-M scheme has been active in various countries, and has been accused of being a Ponzi scheme. We spoke to MMM participant, Deon Janse van Rensburg, National Consumer Commission Deputy Commissioner, Thezi Mabuza and Financial Advisor, Gerald Mwandambira....