Guest: Nazia Karrim, Head of Product Development at the Southern African Fraud Prevention Service

The rise of scams targeting women, particularly in the realm of online romance, is a deeply concerning trend. With AI-powered deception, deepfake images, and sophisticated emotional manipulation, criminals are preying on vulnerability and trust. Victims are not just losing money—they are suffering immense emotional and psychological distress. These scams are becoming more convincing, with perpetrators weaving intricate lies to build false relationships before ultimately exploiting their targets. As technology advances, so do the methods of these fraudsters, making it crucial for women to stay vigilant, verify online identities, and recognize the warning signs before falling into financial and emotional ruin

Guest: Nazia Karrim, Head of Product Development at the Southern African Fraud Prevention Service
The rise of scams targeting women, particularly in the realm of online romance, is a deeply concerning trend. With AI-powered deception, deepfake images, and sophisticated emotional manipulation, criminals are preying on vulnerability and trust. Victims are not just losing money&mdash;they are suffering immense emotional and psychological distress. These scams are becoming more convincing, with perpetrators weaving intricate lies to build false relationships before ultimately exploiting their targets. As technology advances, so do the methods of these fraudsters, making it crucial for women to stay vigilant, verify online identities, and recognize the warning signs before falling into financial and emotional ruin

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