Car Of Death
‘Imoto Yokufa:’ Mzwandile has been dreaming of getting himself an expensive Mercedes for years. He feels under pressure as his friends have luxury cars. He finally decides to buy a stolen car. Mzwandile is happy with his car until he realises that it belonged to his boss’s wife, who was killed in the hijacking that resulted in him getting the car.
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‘Imoto Yokufa:’ Mzwandile has been dreaming of getting himself an expensive Mercedes for years. He feels under pressure as his friends have luxury cars. He finally decides to buy a stolen car. Mzwandile is happy with his car until he realises that it belonged to his boss’s wife, who was killed in the hijacking that resulted in him getting the car.
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