The businesswoman said since the artist was released on parole last year, she has been trying to track him down without success. She said she almost got a breakthrough when Jub Jub was performing at Rhema Bible Church.
"I asked the church to give me his manager's contact details and they gave me Pablo Sehloho's contacts. Pablo gave me the numbers of a woman called Angela, whom he said was Jub Jub's wife.
"I communicated with both of them about the issue until they decided to block me (from their phones). I really want Jub Jub to pay back my money."
However, when Sowetan contacted Sehloho, he denied that he was Jub Jub's manager. He said he was just a friend and refused to give out contacts of the real manager.
The woman said the biggest problem was that she was no longer on speaking terms with Jub Jub's mother, Mama Jackey Maarohanye.
She said after he was jailed, she approached his father, who made it clear that the singer would sort out his problems "as he was a man".
She said the fallout with Jackey started when she accommodated (Jub Jub's ex) Kelly Khumalo and Jub Jub at her house in Bassonia, south of Johannesburg.
"I helped Jub Jub because I regarded him as my son. I used to pick up Jub Jub at pre-school [when he was still young]," the woman said
Motloung confirmed that there was a woman who made payments for the musician to his account.
"I know the woman made those payments more than once. One thing I knew was that the woman was not a relative or Jub Jub's mother."
Motloung added that the woman was not the only one owed by the Maarohanye family.
"I am owed legal fees by the sisters and the mother, and the matter is in high court,"
Sowetan sent messages to Angela in a bid to get hold of Jub Jub for his side of the story, but she had not responded to the request by the time of going to print last night.
