#CrimeWatch

[@Lucky_Stah]

Why sentence someone to 90 years then let him use our tax to pay for his studies when you cant pay for the victims kids who are suffering because of him

[@Mr.Nkosi7]

Lucky Stah Because the whole stance of prison is that it’s a “correctional service”, where all these criminals are rehabilitated.

[@jamesmokhali4403]

yesssses, this is so true. you hit it on the spot.

[@snowblak_tsl]

Yal are so misinformed, prisoners pay for their own studies...dcs only provides schooling for abet with dcs teachers and then once they get their matric they pay for their own studies. Fyi I work there

[@howzit5406]

Death sentence on conviction and provide 90 years worth of our tax money to the victim's family.

[@tintswalopikanisi9495]

its called, South Africa.

[@leaperm3433]

This guy is at peace with himself & has accepted ..

[@cindymthethwa9926]

Yes and people think his not remorseful.. He has asked for forgiveness from God n has made peace with everything he has done in the past

[@U.F.O_0908]

This guy is a really intelligent person who made the wrong choices in life. My heart goes out to you my friend.

[@Dweeb03]

Are you dumb, killing a person, robbing and other stuff, this man doesn't deserve a second chance and I think you should go sit with him in jail, he won't even think twice before pulling the trigger to kill you or you're family so stfu

[@KatangaCatchtv]

Yes just because he didn't kill your father or you mother .....

[@sicelochiliza2338]

intelligent because he speaks fluent english?

[@mduduzihlatshwayo1129]

Prisoners are manipulative, his onlg way out is to pretend and do courses inside. Dont be fooled by his statement

[@prudencemaake8473]

@@Dweeb03 true

[@leonardoives7076]

He laughs and smiles the entire time. Zero remorse or regret.

[@mbozamangwanembozamangwane4958]

Yeah.. this guy kinda seems proud.

[@patrickshezi2077]

Smiling does not mean he has no remorse. Please don't judge one day u can be in prison wrongfully arrested. So he acknowledged what he has done let's take that

[@markthompson4859]

He's smiling because he is on camera. He's not proud of what he did in any way. He got his diploma to help pay back his debt to society by educating and reforming gangsters. You need to also understand a bit more about the culture because at the end of the day, he IS a proud black man, not a proud criminal.

[@jnr4166]

I am not taking sides, but there are people that speak like that, even when they are angry and about to beat you up. They will smile but not from joy

[@sthembilebuhle3550]

I think he has those faces, smiley faces,doesn't necessarily mean he is happy.

[@markthompson4859]

You know. Umlungus need to understand cultures of others, not just force theirs down peoples throats.

[@pinkycarol8414]

True that

[@collenmaseko6464]

this man is free within himself, i respect that.

[@collenmaseko6464]

@@simonpadda7754 you probably know nothing about forgiveness, i respect everyone including you.

[@simonpadda7754]

@@collenmaseko6464 when he was laughing at the lives he has taken I stopped watching.... after reading your reply I decided to finish the video... In the end he does seem to have empathy for those who he has hurt... He has some valid points of why he did what he did.... Anyone who has had a hand in the negative outcome we see in SA today just gets my blood boiling.... It's a sad state of affairs what has happened in SA.....

[@deechip1280]

I have to agree with you...and people do not understand that although theyve committed these crimes they r humans who made wrong decisions in life for various reasons. Why are u still beating them down even when they are trying to better themselves ??? These stories save a lot of people..change is very hard, to you it may look like ahhh they r getting free education ..but it takes discipline, determination and a whole lot of things to complete just one course. Besides isnt education and skills training what stops YOU from committing crime? We should support one another...tmrw this could be you or your child

[@frankskir9105]

@@deechip1280 your an idiot! what if murdered one of your family members.

[@lungeloshozi8073]

100%

[@colinpetersen6754]

I think Temba is a good hearted man with a bad past he will do good when he is released I think he needs a chance he who has no sin cast the first stone

[@mphomokubung2660]

Good people’s eyes don’t lit up when asked if they’ve killed anyone.

[@jones1oo7]

Hahahahhahaha released😜

[@thembihappy5217]

@@jones1oo7beyond his grave maybe 😂😂😂😂

[@bgi384]

I agree he who hasn't sinned should cast the first stone

[@amandamdawu5850]

,😂

[@katisolekunutu1747]

He isn't smiling because he's proud and not changed,I think this guy is finally at peace,he's at peace with himself. I don't understand what people want, when he doesn't smile,to them it means he's not gonna change,when he smiles,it's a problem now and they say he's proud.

[@beatricendaba4045]

A snake can shed it's skin ten times but it remains a snake. Ja diplomas n degrees in jail, doesn't convince me. Going outside to this heavy crime n unemployment ?.? No ways

[@katisolekunutu1747]

You're saying this because you are judging him on his past...

[@mpume131]

I agree with you 💯

[@caesar3909]

I don't think it's a case of him not being remorseful, I think he's a man who has accepted the outcomes of the path he chose for himself & is at peace with it. You can tell that he was an intelligent man of great conviction & consequence, who, could've had a different outcome & achieved great success had he chosen a different path. I don't know the series of unfortunate events & life circumstances that led to him choosing to become a criminal but what I do know is, it's not my place to judge him for it, I leave that to God. I have no doubt that he has made peace with himself & his God. Let him be

[@malikbogosi6555]

Death penalty must be restored, why waste tax payers money housing animals like that who has no feelings?

[@songreosmenep]

I concur absolutely great comment, I just agree seriously. Wish him all the best.

[@liyema6338]

I'm grateful to see him changing the youth to something and this guy is clever as you can see I wish him all the best with his positivity.✊🇿🇦

[@tobiousnyirenda4570]

I think this guy never changed, how can he smile like that after taking someone's life??

[@tshepilesambo4308]

Tobious Nyirenda my point exactly

[@antoniodinicola7715]

I mean he has 2 options - he can trap himself in never ending grief , or he can accept crimes he has committed and try make something of himself.

[@momos799]

That smile to me looks like the guys is proud of what he did. But anyway who am to judge.

[@rudygovender9744]

So true Monica

[@nhlanhlankosi1011]

Maybe he has forgiven himself and accepted his faith in prison

[@margaretsaili440]

Apologising with a smile on his face.....

[@simangalo]

did you even watch the whole video, shallow and judgemental

[@zoeythickchildmypa9299]

He is very proud

[@hasanibethuelndomanyane1470]

Those who are saying he must get a second chance they are his relatives!

[@mushken65]

This us a crimal that should never ever walk the streets of south Africa to harm more innocent people. Actually he should have been dead long time ago after being banged in prison

[@ntokoz0tkd]

Those who say he don't deserve a second chance are his enemies 😏 ...really!!! Everyone deserve a second chance

[@avuyilecakwebe5685]

Shocking how he describes that he uses police weaponry and uniform. How are normal people getting access to that. What are the steps SAPS are taking?

[@simonpadda7754]

Have you been asleep? Anyone connected to the Gov of SA has the opportunity to be corrupt and sadly most take that opportunity....

[@frankskir9105]

@@simonpadda7754 fact!

[@markthompson4859]

It's a lot easier han you think. AK's are cheap but old and prone to misfires. The Galil's are THE sought after assault rifles in CiTs. Nato ammo is also easier to obtain than the old USSR calibres (the latter are mostly old rounds too, useless in a firefight.) The robbers are smart. Never ever underestimate a criminal. The guts it takes to step out of your house in the morning to go to work, ie a CiT robbery with the knowledge that you might not see sundown is beyong comprehension. Most of the guys are supporting a large family and I'll bet good money that given better employment and social opportunities, 90% or more crims wouldn't even contemplate breaking the law. Hunger makes for a desperate situation with very few choices.

[@praxym9293]

The uniform was bought or tailor made...

[@virginiaharvey6144]

@@praxym9293 working together with the corrupt saps

[@tloujonasngoetjana712]

He needs a second chance but the people he have killed won't get a second chance to live again. Murderers they kill without any mercy and once they are arrested they come and ask for forgiveness. The best thing to happen is to bring back death penalty, if you kill, you must be killed.

[@pkhumalo1074]

He is outside and he is a teacher now. Out 2020

[@daggerpeil9852]

He's killed 7 people that we know of how is he out??

[@tommaroes8828]

He is sorry that he was caught not that he killed

[@ntokoz0tkd]

We can't say anything cz that your opinion also

[@Chidulo]

The problem I find with any corrections systems is that he went to jail and got a diploma in education...while those who lost loved ones have nyaope addictions cos they couldnt deal with those deaths...if you are connected and you survive in jail...you come out better off than the victim. There needs to be some sort of balance. Sentencing is not the only gift justice can give is it?

[@IAm-gv1wi]

It is. No amount of punishment can bring the deceased back or even console deceased’s survivors. Everyone has a choice, this man chose to study in prison, not all prisoners choose that path. So even the deceased’s survivors also have a choice, if they decide to do nyaope instead of going to therapy that’s the choice they made for themselves.

[@mpumimaarman426]

@@IAm-gv1wi There is sooo true

[@patiencemotebe2659]

True but he will never use his qualifications 98 years

[@thembihappy5217]

@@IAm-gv1wi waaaàaw

[@thembihappy5217]

@@patiencemotebe2659 he will use them in hell i presume 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@refuwe9245]

I think this guy smiles because he the type of person who is always smiling, not because he doesn't regret his actions and the consequences. He could be smiling because he is trying to act tough

[@La_Mavimbela]

Exactly. Some people always smiles

[@kaygee4989]

I say in this forum... "He/she who has no sin cast the first stone"

[@khalednegasipinto943]

With that logic,killers and pedophiles should not be judged.

[@sanelexpxulu3240]

nkosyam

[@olivergreen9961]

I throw a rock

[@olivergreen9961]

@@khalednegasipinto943 what they are filth of earth of kids lives lbe judging them i even burnt one out his home never to return. Keep our kids safe. Pedophiles filthy things shot on spot

[@khalednegasipinto943]

@@olivergreen9961 Sarcasm mate.

[@Godsflower91]

There is still forgiveness , God forgives , people might not but God does 😇

[@lucynchabeleng1643]

Amen ✨

[@MohamedIsmail-ib2jp]

This guy is very intelligent

[@jnrgongmawethu6905]

we need more of these videos

[@vusimbhamali1913]

This guy could've been a great entrepreneur. Wasted time and talent.

[@thabangmathoro117]

True...He's so real bro

[@zavier1304]

How can a robbery be well planned when you're spending 98 years in prison? 🤔

[@njabulonelson3858]

Most of the plan that were planned were actually successful he explained that he did committed crime for more than seven times successfully..

[@runner9528]

He was convicted for 7 robberies

[@ntokoz0tkd]

Lame question though 😫 cause he explained at the beginning

[@zenitsu3768]

If people die then no matter how well things can be planned, you will serve longer.... I think

[@DonMulio]

I don't think he's smiling on purpose. I think that's how his face is always is. Like how some people always look angry.

[@tachmisco8305]

Clearly he didn't change, he still can't confess to all the things he made.He just wants to get out of prison

[@thobilepretty938]

Mmm his very proud of himself, he even has a smile on his face.. no remorse what so ever

[@MsMokgadi]

This guy keeps smiling like he is proud of what he did

[@thugbob2timestwice]

Look how happy he is, free food and housing. Viva!

[@richardsiphiwe]

Viva

[@revoniangubane50]

We are quick to judge but slow to correct ourselves in the end its a matter of perspective. There is no single path through life that's right or fair and does not harm,all of us we are on the same boat no matter hw self righteous or gud we are there is smthng there that hlp 2 tell we are all sinners we need the Saviour which is Jesus Christ.

[@nombusongubane9438]

Washo kwezwakala myaluzi omuhle

[@frankskir9105]

were all sinners yes, he committed the worst sin over and over..murder! now the S.A taxpayer has to feed and clothe him while he sits on his ass watching TV at our expense..THOU SHALL NOT KILL..THOU SHALL NOT STEA...read your bible bro!

[@lindiwekubu8846]

He speaks so well…Crime doesn’t pay😭😭

[@nanaedusei8963]

I'm still crying when he said he kill ONLY one person, God your servant are busily waiting for you. greetings from Ghana

[@gogowabantwana9437]

He accepted, he can not cry day and night and for the rest of his life maybe his heart is in blood we never know.

[@gilbertmashambe7031]

For as long as he can't confess all his crimes, he hasn't reformed and that smile was disgusting

[@hrbtodisdaaay9221]

He doesn’t look like a criminal !!! More of a Mr Mapango from Social Sciences look !!! Times are arrrd i guess

[@Mel-ro6fu]

HRB To dis DAAAY 😂

[@tamarynleighwilkinson9324]

What does a criminal look like? 🤔

[@Mel-ro6fu]

😄 Like the people that stole the land

[@westmsoki7330]

Is there a hope for those who were killed in those robberies? Are they gonna get any parole on their deaths? Certainly not. Many people are fatherless and motherless because their parents were killed in robberies and hijackings. Parole system should work proportional in the way that once a person is released, such person must compensate the family of the deceased. Forgiveness brings nothing but pain.

[@DonnellOkafor-r2d]

I totally agree. Criminals are getting educated in prison while the victims families are niope addicts

[@tumimoema]

A lot of our kids are falling through social safety nets and turning into crime seeking the easy way out. Walk into any township you’ll see boys loitering without any clear goals. No motivation seems to exist for them. Parents are largely absent as they leave home early and return late from work. This is the lot of the black man. No real father figure to nurture his kids. They mostly drop out of school. With no job prospects, it doesn’t take too much plodding to try their hand in either drugs or crime. The state only intervenes once the budding criminals get caught. This form of intervention is unfortunately too late to stem the collective rot. The intervention should start early on. A kid who misses class repeatedly or whose grades fall off, needs the very intervention of society and the state at that point. Why don’t we ever hear of interdisciplinary programs by social workers, police, the judiciary, etc. at that stage? What about the communities themselves? They turn a blind eye or never assist a neighbor’s child once they see the cracks. Why wait for an inevitable life of crime? These are the questions we should as a nation be asking and finding urgent answers to if we are serious about avoiding more lost generations. Having said that, we should applaud the DCS for understanding the need for rehabilitative and restorative justice. This particular inmate will in all probability be eligible for parole after having served at least 25 years or so. If he’s learnt the error of his ways and there is little likelihood of recidivism, what purpose will be served by keeping him in jail till death? He should be part of that state intervention that will expose the true horrors of crime to our youth. Let him study further and come out a reformed man. If that happens, we as a society would have extracted our pound of flesh and his debt to us would have been paid. Instead of shallow criticism, let’s applaud the good work of the DCS and start thinking of how we can avoid other Thembas in our society.

[@bgi384]

I loved reading this

[@muximustube]

This guy has no regrets. Smiling the whole time

[@Noname-ed7gj]

You won't sulk your entire prison it gets to a point where you've accepted and learn to be happy and have a healthy mind he probably cried hard when he was convicted because these notorious men hate being caught

[@sibusisovilakazi2825]

eNCA I love the work you do

[@prayersmasuka5527]

I love his confidence

[@letsweletsesetuwe9420]

South African Criminal Correction departments, you are doing great in educating criminals a good way of surviving.

[@Junkvids-g4q]

Guys u need to remember that People react differently to pain, grief and any other hard situations Its not a must to cry just to show u hv remorse I am not condoning wat he did but we should consider such factors The man is trying to be a better person Does he deserve a second chance ?! I dont know

[@zanelemofikoe2374]

This was painful to watch cause in a way you feel sad for him cause he seems remorseful, but when you think about the peoples lives he's taken its so sad and he cant take it back. I hope hes not doing this good with hopes to get out - its great that hes educated cause now he can focus on educating the criminals who are like him but, please dont let him out ever, yes hes remorseful but the punishment fits the crime so he should rather see hes current life as hes purpose and it will be all good.

[@MyMarnus]

I respect his way of thinking and his testimony. Unfortunately, it should have been his thoughts before he took people's lives and that should be any robber's thoughts now. Yet it isn't seemingly. In fact he can be very lucky to have his live spared. The right thing to do with all murderers are execution. I know allot will say I have no feelings and how can I say that. Public Punishment will be the thing putting criminals on alert. Jail seems too much of a hotel. I saw one so I know!

[@matildamotabogi2876]

Y is he smiling? 😕

[@praiseplumbers2475]

He really dont look like a criminal. He looks like a nice, kind and good normal person in life. Maybe he have changed and calmed down whilst in prison, I dont know. On the other hand the sying goes "dont judge a book by its cover". From Stephen Esterhuysen

[@millionmanmashafrica9177]

South Africans I am a African than a South African from Cape to Cairo let's not judge but school ourselves remove the borders on your brain this is a lesson crime does not work/pay

[@pmambongwe8640]

Tsek

[@67blackout63]

This guy needs to stay behind bars busy smiling and sh!t.

[@africanchildafricanchild2061]

He is doing what apartheid white minority government policeman of the time were doing to my people Killing them and smiling like nothing happened

[@mrhadzebe7803]

67Blackout and his cool bout it

[@mofokengblackie7547]

That's kak , this guy mustn't come to the community

[@frankskir9105]

@@africanchildafricanchild2061 so you're saying its ok that he murders people? the guys he murdered were security guards (black people)

[@africanchildafricanchild2061]

@@frankskir9105 no I didn't say that sir what he has done is very bad and I don't like I All I said was: he is doing what apartheid policeman were doing killing my people and smile as if nothing happened

[@brihansikon5093]

God'll bless you my brother

[@richardcopeland6859]

Hope all is well

[@therisoseroke353]

I have a friend who smiles when she is nervous even if what’s going on is nothing to smile about so I’m not gonna judge this mans smile... he did wrong he is getting old and he is apologetic 🤷🏻‍♀️...

[@Dymitri-Babushka.]

He's not supposed to be with us here on planet earth ,judicial system of south Africa has failed its citizen

[@sanelexpxulu3240]

who are you to say that.

[@tobiousnyirenda4570]

Innocent ones out here can't get free accomodation, education, food, clothing etc but the convicts do... Change the constitutional laws

[@michaelmahlobo2320]

where can i buy this product in gauteng, south africa

[@4pac344]

this guy seems smart & well articulated, he could have just resorted to education or something else besides crime.!!

[@michellegrobbelaar7379]

At first I was thinking 98 years for robbery is ridiculous but when he said he shot someone I threw away my sympathy. I don't believe in prison abolition but it needs a reform. People who do crimes like murder, fraud, drug dealing scamming etc. should not be in the same prison blocks and cells as murderers, rapists, human traffickers etc. People who do non-violent crimes should only get a maximum of 30 years in prison and rehabilitation. The rest such as sex offenders, murderers, abusers should rot in jail and suffer.

[@kgomots0126]

No crime is ever justified. They must all die in jail!

[@virginiaharvey6144]

You do the crime yee now do the time its thst simple

[@ThePiepiece]

2018 and 360p?

[@wellingtonstormzy7622]

A prison is a rehabilitation center, so appalling to see these Righteous people in the comments section.

[@itail3263]

He becomes a Zimbabwean simply becoz he is speaking good english, ayas,

[@jacobgurure60]

i didn't hear anyone saying he is Zimbabwean

[@Nomsalee]

Who says hz is from Zim itamushe iweee itai

[@charitymareya255]

You are very foolish, leave Zimbabwens out of this. I think you need life

[@pmambongwe8640]

@@jacobgurure60 I'm saying it

[@phumezamxaku2733]

. have you apologise to any of the family who lost their loved ones

[@mohauthekiso5191]

Sounds smart, Very strong Zim accent. Reminds me of Bishop Maponga

[@lehlogonoloprecius4899]

Okare yena ebile

[@jabu7338]

He is..Ndebele from Zim

[@mandlajunemokwena8019]

So difficult for Themba now

[@preciousisiguzo2052]

This Guy is a Zimbabwen and is a Ndebele Guy

[@its_Lee_Mo]

This guy does not sound South African. He does not have an SA accent. Maybe its just me...

[@ntombi3171]

Its True, probably carrying fraudulent SA ID!

[@PapaCourt]

Nd whats the point u trying to make ..

[@PapaCourt]

@Thabo Sethipa simple point fr simple minded ppl, so jus cos his not frm here he is expected to nt do a crime cos he nt from here.. so being frm would make it fine?

[@PapaCourt]

@Thabo Sethipa lol "foreigners" r not the issue to discuss crime is , nd last time i checked the biggest crimes commited is that of our own ppl here in SA.

[@maxwellchampomuzila4155]

Zimbabwean

[@musadlamini3054]

God bless you

[@adv-trymorechiguvare3927]

So touching

[@pmambongwe8640]

Your Zim brother

[@kebadinake5161]

100% he’s not South African

[@nkwanenkwane8349]

He is an African citizens just that the tone of his English his from Tzaneen

[@CollenConnor]

Still he's not South African

[@kebadinake5161]

Blessing who’s “ we can’t accept blah blaaa”who is we???? Before I answer you

[@blessing7695]

Keba Dinake we black African people.

[@kebadinake5161]

Clearly you are one stupid Zimbabwean I hve come across..what ever drugyou are talking u need to stop taking it ... which African country esp sadc want their boarders to be dismantled????

[@gloriamakano3611]

He looks happy, he likes don't care 💔💔💔💔

[@sonwabodoto9111]

go to prison u get education, u apply from outside its hard

[@kingsdaughtersaltoftheeart8986]

Very true

[@mercyndivhu9920]

is it me or can you hear that this man is not South African? Mhlanga is mostly a Zim surname...example Zimbabwean man has been jailed for an effective 13 years for ... Carlos Mhlanga

[@pmambongwe8640]

Yes he's a foreigner

[@keketsomolaoa8287]

Thanx im learning a lot from this old skelem. I'm armed security guard & I do it all

[@calvary9935]

For this crime 98 years ???? Come on ! What’s happening?

[@foshiniikes8866]

It's so terrible that south Africa is the place where all criminals arrive from all countries cos our police works with them and sentences are fairly on their favour.Being in prison and come out as a graduate is a fair deal.there is nothing to fear about that.

[@rudygovender9744]

We create intelligent criminals in our beloved country... what ever happened to hard Labour??? Or do we just cloth, feed, Medicate, Educate and entertain whilst we innocent foot the bill ??? Something needs to be done soon coz humans don't behave like animals.... behave like an animal... you lose your right to be treated as a human... Fair is fair ... #bringbackthedeathpenalty

[@promiseukoh4273]

He just needs to smile cos 99 years is life tym sentence bra kip smiling bra

[@giftedmosala6650]

His smile doesn't show us he's really sorry

[@kundanilishivha4275]

It's triggering neah😭😭😭😭

[@comfortramonetha6913]

This tsotsi is living his best life, all smiles

[@mookhomotheo5415]

This is the most horrible thing about the criminal justice system

[@FabianArnoldProductions]

He's just saying what he must, I see right through him!

[@letladijim2126]

no remorse shown, but i hope you meant that ''I'm sorry statement"

[@isacmhlanga3313]

I'm miss you so much my Fathr

[@liyema6338]

People as a person you have to forgive whatever this man has done you can hear he is regretting himself but fortunately he didn't lose hope he is doing all the best to make himself a person amongst people I appreciate he didn't make it in crime hopefully he will succeed in education this man is a leader to the lost youth and what I like about him he is smart. I pray God to be with him all the time he will only face justice on heaven let the man work and not be kept.

[@lucasntuli2918]

Let us give h second chance

[@thabangnkopane4626]

I can only say one for now is single handly the most disturbing to say

[@Mohale94]

The parole board may be impressed by this but I'm certainly not. He must serve the rest of his sentence.

[@sifakucanintu5399]

Prison is for rehabilitation and its no different for the guy so if he qualifies for parole then why not . Eugene de kok is out there mind you!

[@maxwellchampomuzila4155]

Thanks for the update,

[@maxwellchampomuzila4155]

Yes some of the people's don't think that we are not the same, some we learn good life there

[@nicebahula5315]

At least he is telling the truth, he is not hiding information,

[@thulathando]

Themba must be freed.

[@markferris2861]

What about the mom,dads, and there sons and daughters?

[@roselejela7356]

Good job

[@elleyonaspg9580]

Is he remorseful at all, saying all that with a smirk on his face?

[@geshykaiunalegendary1090]

God is faithful.. his greatest power is seen in the evolution of an evil man to a decent man

[@pinkycarol8414]

We shall not judge good people only God will

[@nongcebokhumalo2147]

He was handsome and you can't tell his a Gangster

[@quintonmanyanodzai4639]

I just see a doctor when I look at this guy. Prisons are full of normal people!!!!

[@djstclair-e]

HE CLEARLY HAS A FOREIGN ACCENT!!! HE’S NOT SOUTH AFRICAN. SOUNDS MORE LIKE A ZIMBABWEAN ACCENT, TO ALL MY MZANSI PEOPLE LISTEN TO THE ACCENT BEFORE YOU DISAGREE WITH ME!!!

[@AngelMaseko-y9f]

Can u please go end check Nazareth in polokwane facility

[@mudzungai.m1368]

4:45 and who are they?

[@danydany6895]

Where is Apartheid regiame criminals.. Must put them.. Same way in prison..

[@danydany6895]

@MOJALEFA PATRICK MAZIBUKO i agree with you

[@Shei_Soganga]

We learn from our experiences old man! 😭

[@maxlusasa3859]

Let’s have this talk after 30 years or so

[@dudumosia8860]

He look like someone humble ordinary shembe man

[@nosiphomasobahlemakhunga3092]

Eish I'm speechless