Nigerian drug dealer caught in Bangkok with massive amount of drugs cries crocodile tears. Bangkok clearly described the criminal as the “Devil”, we agree; only evil people can sell drugs to children & the weak minded. Bangkok is right, Nigerians are the “Shame of Africa”
He complain about R300k O/T per person for people who risk their lives yet he also get well paid by the same state for nothing defending almost everyone who came to Adhoc as long as that person is not from SAPS at least we as laymen we see the results of what they are doing
Girl i think your head is too empty how come south African universities are rated best in Africa and you come and say South Africans are uneducated come on use your brains
Zimbabwean Delivery Driver Wanted After Allegedly Disappearing With Company Mini Truck Loaded With Furniture and Stock Worth More Than R155,000
A Zimbabwean foreign national who was employed by a major pre-owned store Cash-Crusaders to deliver stock to another branch has allegedly disappeared with a company mini truck in Gauteng. The vehicle was reportedly loaded with furniture and other stock valued at more than R155,000, and the driver has not been located.
According to the information provided, the driver was assigned to transport furniture between the company's stores but allegedly failed to complete the delivery. The mini truck, together with its cargo, remains missing, and the driver is reportedly still on the run. No further details about the vehicle or the driver's identity were provided.
Cash-Crusaders has appealed to members of the public for assistance in locating both the driver and the missing truck. Anyone who sees the vehicle or has information about its whereabouts is urged to contact 066 398 1275 or report the matter to 012 542 7418.
The driver remains unaccounted for, and the truck carrying furniture and stock worth more than R155,000 has not been recovered. Cash-Crusaders is continuing its appeal for public assistance as efforts to trace the missing vehicle and driver continue.
Ugandans need to understand the difference between a private company and the South African government. MTN, Stanbic and others are businesses, not embassies. If Uganda ever decided to chase them out, the biggest losers would likely be Ugandans who depend on those jobs, services and investments... not South Africa.