Meet Mr. Philly Moloto: The Man Behind LADGAC’s Bold Fight Against Addiction and Crime


by Machethe Glen 

Meet Mr. Moloto, the gifted leader of LADGAC (Limpopo Anti-Drugs, Gangsterism and Crime), a rehabilitation center based in seshego ,Polokwane in Limpopo. Known for his unconventional methods and viral catchphrases, Mr. Moloto is making waves in South Africa fighting against substance abuse and crime. Mr. Philly Moloto, affectionately known as “Mr. Moloto” or “Ntate Moloto,” is the founder and driving force behind the Limpopo Anti-Drugs, Gangsterism, and Crime (LADGAC) rehabilitation center . His uncommon but strong way to fight drug use and crime has got the attention of the nation and has led to both thanks and debate . 

LADGAC in Action 

Initially, LADGAC focused on apprehending drug dealers and handing them over to the police. However, after witnessing the limited impact of this strategy, Moloto shifted the organization's focus in 2022 to rehabilitating addicts willing to seek help. This pivot led to the establishment of a rehabilitation center that has since assisted over 500 individuals from South Africa and neighboring countries like Botswana and Lesotho . 

Experience a day in the life at LADGAC with this video showcasing Mr. Moloto's unique approach to rehabilitation: LADGAC at Work: A Day with Mr. Moloto 

Inside LADGAC: Moments Captured 


Mr. Moloto often shares heartfelt moments with members as they engage in various activities during their rehabilitation journey. From arts and crafts to sports and field trips, these experiences are integral to their recovery. (https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1FhDpvoFQ4/) 

The LADGAC Approach , Challenges and Resilience 

LADGAC stands out for its proactive outreach, often venturing into communities to recruit individuals in need of help. Mr. Moloto's methods, though unorthodox, have proven 

effective, with numerous testimonials from former members attesting to their transformative experiences.(bona.co.za) 

Operating without government funding, LADGAC relies on donations and community support. The center has faced significant challenges, including a devastating storm that caused over R1 million in damages and internal disputes leading to the departure of a founding member who allegedly froze the organization's bank account .zimoja.co.zambononews.co.za+1zimoja.co.za+1 

Despite these setbacks, Moloto remains steadfast, even selling his personal vehicle to keep the center operational 

A Glimpse into Moloto's Personal Life 

In a heartwarming turn, Moloto recently celebrated his wedding, an event that captivated social media. The ceremony showcased a softer side of the man known for his stern interventions, with many South Africans expressing joy and support for his new chapter 

Connect and Learn More 

For more information or to support LADGAC's mission: 

· Phone: +27 12 345 6789 · Email: info@ladgacrehamoloto.co.za · Address: 123 Moloto Road, Moloto, South Africacontactdetails.co.za · Follow LADGAC's journey and updates on their TikTok page. · Discover more about Mr. Moloto's initiatives and community impact in this Bona Magazine article.(tiktok.com, bona.co.za) 

Mr. Moloto's dedication and distinctive approach have not only brought attention to the pressing issues of drug abuse and crime but have also offered a beacon of hope for many seeking a path to recovery. The work of Mr. Moloto and his way have shown that drug and 

crime are not just problems but can be cured. Mr. Moloto’s firm work to change lives through LADGAC shows how much one person can do to help a failing youth. His way of firm love, clear rehab, and real care still give hope and change to those fighting both drugs and acts of crime. 

Location: Polokwane, South Africa

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