The Illegal Eviction of 45 Wilton

How The Liquidation was Linked to The House, and Why The Inconsistent Title Deeds Records in Branches of The South African Title Deeds Office

45 Wilton Avenue was purchased in 2008. Following a fraudulent liquidation, we were evicted with a fraudulent eviction notice which unleashed a string of fraudulent documentation, as evidenced in the differing information in the title deeds offices 3 years after the eviction and claims that the property was auctioned off. White Property Trading was the first. Then it was apparently sold to Lulu and Didier Perreirra, whose IDs were not stipulated in the records – as is the standard. Please see all businesses associated with these individuals, some of which are listed in this address.

Record keeps changing over the years. In the preview images, you will notice the deterioration of the property over the years after we’d been fraudulently evicted from it (discovering later that APSYSET wasn’t liquidated, which if it wasn’t liquidated, the house was not transferred – hence the conflicting title deeds records from different deeds offices.These businesses need to be looked into. Websites have been taken down, which previously stated links to SA government projects to Dubai. Locations span from South Africa to Romania to Dubai between all these companies. It is my belief that the names of both these companies was made to resemble APSYSET in some way; since it has not actually been liquidated and is still the owner of the property on the official books and bank statements.

Didier Pereira, Lulu Pereira, ARTOIL Gas and Atlegassmart (and other registered businesses) have listed addresses in 45 Wilton Avenue, as discovered in 2021.

Here is an article about Didier Pereira for background information

Didier Pereira

Artoil Gas/ Petroleum - Romania and Dubai references, and Atlegassmart along with address 45 Wilton Ave

No doubt they keep altering company names, placing assets under shelf companies. Screenshot uploads coming soon since data has have been changed since 2021 and 2023

The first few images show the property in 2009, a year after purchase. The second group of images shows the property in 2013, after an attempted liquidation of the company first. (Note that mining rights were awarded in 2011 and 2012) The third group shows the deplorable state of the property in the years 2019, 2023 and 2025. ‍The same lawyer who mediated the agreement between the chief of the land and the directors’ company (not APSYSET) was the same one who initiated liquidation and brought in a Michael Lawrence Stewart from the same company owing APSYSET R55 Million – a claim that was approved by the courts.

Deterioration of the Property During its Takeover and Subsequent Abandonment

The first few images show the property in 2009, a year after purchase. The second group of images shows the property in 2013, after an attempted liquidation of the company first. (Note that mining rights were awarded in 2011 and 2012) The third group shows the deplorable state of the property in the years 2019, 2023 and 2025. ‍The same lawyer who mediated the agreement between the chief of the land and the directors’ company (not APSYSET) was the same one who initiated liquidation and brought in a Michael Lawrence Stewart from the same company owing APSYSET R55 Million – a claim that was approved by the courts.

In 2014, there was a family we housed between 2013/14. There was a break-in at the house with two armed men with AK47s when the gate was left open by two of these house-members. They charged in with a van, jumped out andI saw them run towards the front door with gns in had, ready. (I was upstairs). We had a guest there, who relayed that they man was looking for our mom, most likely. Not long after this, a disagreement broke out between s and the family staying there, and they packed and left. A few days later, we saw their car pass by, the father peering through his car window to get a good look. A day later, Dani tried to get us to open the gate. We ignored him. ‍In March 2014, Dani, the sheriff broke down the gate and came through the kitchen door to show an eviction note. When my aunt asked to see it up close, he put it right in front of her face and immediately shoved it in his pocket a second later. She said she needed to see if it was even legitimate. But men were walking in the house, ready to take things and throw them out the house. My mom asked us to pack the files in the office, so that’s where we started. The woman who was interested in renting the house in cash, stopped by to see how things were going. Turns out that she was seeing Dani, the sheriff and word had it that they had taken our toy pom too.

After Property Seizure

We lived in the car for three days, then to a place on Green Street which was for sale but under interim rental. I recall that the woman who helped my mom with funds was the same woman who would later help sponsor a children’s book I illustrated and would showcase at an expo. I was also working at Microsoft at the time with a former fellow university classmate. My aunt, whom we stayed with, was undergoing treatments at the time. She was recovering but kept having to go for chemo. I should mention that Green Street was found by the same agent; the lady who found 45 Wilton Avenue. We then moved to Bryanston Crescent. My mom and aunt kept discovering things about the liquidation, about MASANA and were navigating the matter. ‍

I will not detail what happened to us after the property was seized. The book contains some of those insights. In keeping with the theme of 45 Wilton Avenue, I want to outline the key things that captured my notice years after.I recall in 2016, my mother went from title deeds office to title deeds office. At this point, we were scrambling to keep our heads above water in this country. Records were not aligned, many indicating that APSYSET was still the owner of the property. So then, how is it possible that they could carry out the entire scheme? Even after the amount cited from the false liquidation, no payment was ever seen. The house was auctioned to White Rock Property Trading. Didier Pereira. and Lulu Periera were then said to have ownership. This should raise suspicion because Pereira was afiliated with former ANC spy boss, Billie Masetla.

In recent times, when looking at this address, I’d see ARTOIL PETROLEUM displayed as the name of the property. Years prior, it was hard to find 45 Wilton Avenue. As you’ll see in the Google Maps views prior, the address was viewed to be 28 Wilton Avenue. Only in 2019, was the next Google Maps street address listed. We fled the country in April 2018. In August 2018, Zondo Commission proceedings started. And the next Google maps year photo was in 2019. Maria Ramos also left her position at ABSA. 2019 was when I was aware of Zondo Commission. I hadn’t understood what we were dealing with. Maybe I still don’t.