Nanfeishen
Executive Member
Yip, on the rural roads in the Transkei area, youths armed with spades "patch" a stretch of dirt for 100m then demand cash from motorists.
And in urban environments its known as an E-toll.
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Yip, on the rural roads in the Transkei area, youths armed with spades "patch" a stretch of dirt for 100m then demand cash from motorists.
Wondering whether someone had contracted him to do the job, small business owner Vanessa Courtenay stopped her car to chat to him on Saturday.
“He said: ‘no ma’am. I am doing this on my own.’ That’s when I burst into tears.”
SammyD is probably his boyfriend, defending his lover with every post made.
I've been hungry, but never so hungry my stomach developed potholes.
You sir, are an ass.
Facebook user, Talya Ressel, posted pictures of the men saying:
“These guys, Michael and Andile, are homeless and were painstakingly raking Sunset Beach, clearing rocks and shells. When asked why, they said they are doing it of their own accord, to show people that even homeless people can still work and add value. Very humbling.”
Same happening now on a Cape Town beach.
More here:
http://www.thesouthafrican.com/home...pe-town-beach-because-they-want-to-add-value/
Wonder how long it will take before they start harassing people for money.....
Same happening now on a Cape Town beach.
More here:
http://www.thesouthafrican.com/home...pe-town-beach-because-they-want-to-add-value/
Wonder how long it will take before they start harassing people for money.....
Maybe they're hoping someone will notice them and offer them a job?
Good! He can start by fixing all the road surfaces he's ****ed up already.