Mr Moloto Unveils His New Luxurious Car, Mzansi Applauds
- A prominent figure from the Ladgac Rehabilitation Centre in Limpopo recently shared a personal achievement online
- The personality has built a growing following for content that showcases his work in helping people turn their lives around
- His latest viral moment sparked conversations about dedication, consistency, and positive community impact
- Briefly News asked financial expert Fulufhelani Mashapha how economic shifts or changes in consumer behaviour can affect the luxury car market
South Africans were intrigued by a viral clip highlighting a celebrated local figure reaching a personal milestone that reflects both success and perseverance.
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Mr Moloto of the Ladgac Rehabilitation Centre has once again captured social media’s attention, this time for celebrating a major personal milestone. A TikTok video by user @mseazar2196 shows him unveiling his brand‑new white Porsche, a sleek luxury car worth over R1,4 million. In the clip, posted on 4 August 2025, he removes the cover from the car, marking a moment of celebration.
Mr Moloto rose to viral fame in recent weeks for his TikTok vlogs showing him fetching drug addicts from their homes and taking them to rehabilitation. These clips resonated with viewers across South Africa, earning him admiration for his hands‑on approach to helping people reclaim their lives. His growing popularity has not only put the Ladgac Rehabilitation Centre in the spotlight but also sparked conversations about the importance of fighting drug addiction.
New car highlights the rise of popular rehab personality
The new Porsche represents more than just a flashy purchase; it’s a symbol of his growing influence and the rewards of dedication to his work. For many viewers, seeing Moloto reach this milestone is inspiring, as it demonstrates that hard work and social impact can translate into personal success. Social media users were quick to celebrate with him, with some sharing that his journey motivates them to stay consistent in their pursuits.
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The viral video adds another layer to Moloto’s story, showing that his rise to prominence continues to captivate audiences. From helping addicts to achieving personal milestones, he has become a unique figure in South Africa’s online space. His latest moment in the spotlight suggests that his journey is only just beginning, with even more eyes on what he’ll do next.
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Briefly News asked financial expert Fulufhelani Mashapha about the impact of economic changes and shifting consumer behaviour on the luxury car market. She explained:
"In markets like South Africa, the luxury car market is highly sensitive to economic shifts. Rising interest rates, fuel prices, or a weaker rand can lead buyers to delay or downgrade luxury car purchases, as these factors put pressure on disposable income. Conversely."
Netizens react to the new Porsche
Karabo M said:
"Someone said kudliwa imali yamaphara. 🤣"
Sharleen Sithole said:
"Oh, he is living! 😍 I’m flabbergasted every time I see his house in Bendor when jogging."
Tinah said:
"He deserves it. Saving our children, family and friends one day at a time. ❤"
Dzunie Ngobeni said:
"A very beautiful car, but I think black stands out."
Khalanga Baloyi said:
"Makhura o kgama ke lekhura."
Bennington 17 said:
"Hard work pays, guys. This shows gore people might take what you do lite, but as long as you do it 100% then it will definitely pay you back."
Bokamososelepe3 said:
"Zaka ya Alostro yago perform. 😂"
Nhlompheng said:
"O mongwe otla kgama ke lekhura. 😂😂"
ThandaJili said:
"I voice ya Mr Moloto ayifani nobuso bakhe."
Check out the TikTok video below:
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3 Briefly News stories about new car purchases
- A heartwarming TikTok video of a woman captured her family's emotional surprise as she arrived in a brand-new car.
- A South African man's heartwarming surprise for his father, gifting him a brand-new white Toyota bakkie, went viral.
- A woman shared a video of her cousin's new Omoda car, revealing they both grew up without cars but are now succeeding.
Updated by Hilary Sekgota, Human Interest HOD at Briefly News.
Proofreading by Roxanne Dos Ramos, copy editor at Briefly.co.za.
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Gloria Masia Gloria Masia is a Human Interest Writer at Briefly News. She holds a Diploma in Public Relations from UNISA and a Diploma in Journalism from Rosebank College. With over six years of experience, Gloria has worked in digital marketing, online TV production, and radio. Email:gloria.masia@briefly.co.za
Fulufhelani Mashapha (Author and Actuarial Analyst) Fulufhelani Mashapha is a qualified actuarial analyst and author of 'Mind Your Cents'. She is also a One Young World Ambassador and Personal Finance Youtuber focusing on budgets, debt, savings, insurance and investments.
