X Repo is a television programme on Moja Love, not a business, and it publishes no telephone number and no WhatsApp line. That is the single most important thing on this page, because the show’s premise — helping people recover belongings from someone who will not return them — sends a great many people searching for a number to call, and numbers claiming to be X Repo circulate widely on social media. None of them come from the broadcaster. The only route the channel publishes is Moja Love’s own enquiry form, which carries categories for content submissions and show-specific enquiries. Before you use it, it is worth understanding what the programme actually requires, because that determines whether it can help at all. Everything below comes from Moja Love’s own website.
Official contact channels
- Moja Love enquiry form: on mojalove.co.za, selecting Content Submission Enquiry to put a case forward, or Show Specific Enquiry for a question about the programme
- Advertising: [email protected], which is the channel’s advertising mailbox and not a route for viewers
- Telephone: none published for X Repo or for Moja Love
- WhatsApp: none published. Treat any WhatsApp number presented as X Repo’s as unverified.
What this organisation provides
X Repo is described by Moja Love as a show that helps people who have been wronged on a personal level, whether the dispute is between friends, ex-lovers or family members, with the presenter helping you get your belongings back. The channel attaches one explicit condition: you must have proof that you are the rightful owner. That condition is the whole basis of the programme, and it is the first thing to establish before approaching it. Receipts, proof of payment, registration documents, an insurance schedule or written agreements are the kind of evidence that establishes ownership; a verbal understanding between two people generally is not. The programme first aired on Saturday 2 April 2022 at 19h00 on Moja Love, DStv channel 157.
Address and operating information
Neither X Repo nor Moja Love publishes a physical address, postal address or office hours. Because contact is by web form only, there are no hours to work around and a submission can be made at any time. There is no production office address published for the show, and no walk-in facility.
Support and escalation routes
- Gather your proof of ownership first. Without it the programme’s own stated condition is not met, whatever the merits of your situation.
- Submit through the Moja Love form using Content Submission Enquiry, and set out clearly what the item is, who holds it and what evidence you have.
- Understand that this is a broadcast submission, not a confidential complaint. A television programme is a public process, and appearing on it means the dispute is aired.
- A television show is not a legal remedy. If someone is withholding property that belongs to you, the ordinary routes remain available and are usually faster: report a theft to the South African Police Service, or bring a civil claim. The Small Claims Court handles lower-value civil claims without a lawyer, and Legal Aid South Africa provides assistance to those who qualify.
- A complaint about the content of a broadcast can be taken to the Broadcasting Complaints Commission of South Africa.
Sources
The programme description, its ownership-proof condition, the first broadcast date and the contact routes on this page were read from Moja Love’s own website at mojalove.co.za on 30 August 2026, including the X-Repo show page and the channel’s contact page. Nothing has been inferred or taken from a directory. No telephone or WhatsApp number is published for X Repo, and this page does not supply one.