Zenbaas
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No...
When he was 16 he stole a car and did 18 months for it.Marine1 just doesn't have any interest in the truth sometimes.
Yup...thats so much better than hijacking
No...
When he was 16 he stole a car and did 18 months for it.Marine1 just doesn't have any interest in the truth sometimes.
Truth compared to what? You and your mates delusional posts that would have us believe all sorts of rubbish?When he was 16 he stole a car and did 18 months for it.Marine1 just doesn't have any interest in the truth sometimes.
Take your own advice.let someone civil answer.
Yup...thats so much better than hijacking![]()
Yup...thats so much better than hijacking![]()
http://kaganof.com/kagablog/2006/10/15/the-kwaito-story-mandoza-interviewed-by-aryan-kaganof/I got into car theft. We stole cars and stuff like that. At that stage I got arrested. I sat for two years in jail. I sat in Sun City (Daveytown Prison)in 1992, the biggest jail in Gauteng. It was like that. But my heart was not there. I did what I did just for fun, just to get a name in the ghetto. But that wasn’t my life.
There you go liar
http://www.kwaito.co.uk/fullarticle.asp?contentid=6
Is Mandoza a fraud star?
by Lebohang Mpede
Mduduzi Tshabalala,better known as Mandoza appeared in the Randburg Magistrate’s Court yesterday, with his wife Mpho, on charges of fraud.
The trouble began on 6 July when the couple bought clothes from Moyo, which he promised to pay for within a week. Moyo claims that a week later Mandoza's wife returned for more clothes, promising yet again to settle the bill. At the end, the total stood at R18 500.
The couple handed themselves over to police on October 1, after claims by Moyo that they had refused to settle a R18 500 debt with her.
Vaughn Eaton, Mandoza’s Manager, said the confusion exists because the star's management never received an invoice for the clothes.
Mandoza, a self-confessed car hijacker who terrorised Soweto residents, stood trial for assault earlier this year, but was acquitted in May.
The case was postponed to December 12.
Google is your friend
Maybe the Kwaito page is lying too? Must be a conspiracy.![]()
Proof? Your buddies probably buggered that up and you know very well there was some issue regarding the testing of his blood.
Not trying to win the argument on whether he was drunk or not. Just shows how perceptive you are.Probably is a word used by the desperate.It has never won any arguments.
Amazing when proved that you are wrong what you resort to. Childish dude
Ah well proved you wrong once again and your ignorance shows.
You, "dude" are pathetic.![]()
There you go liar
What has been discussed is respect for the court and for CEOs of companies - respect for the families of the dead in this incident was never mentioned.
It would be possible for Mandoza, or anyone else, to show respect and remorse without a suit. If it were my family that died i do not think i would care too much. Perhaps not shorts and slops, Durban style. But no jacket required.
BTW: Are you serious that he is a self confessed hijacker?
Maybe it is an age thing, the youth today have no respect for themselves, never mind the courts.I guess we have different value systems. The way he presents himself in court clearly indicates his respect for (a) the judicial system and (b) the victims of his crime.
I mentioned nothing of him being a self confessed hijacker. Though if he was a highjacker in the past it won't surprise me.
Maybe it is an age thing, the youth today have no respect for themselves, never mind the courts.Maybe people like that were dropped on their heads, maybe they were not hugged enough or maybe they were hugged too much.
I agree with you.
I guess we have different value systems. The way he presents himself in court clearly indicates his respect for (a) the judicial system and (b) the victims of his crime.
I mentioned nothing of him being a self confessed hijacker. Though if he was a highjacker in the past it won't surprise me.
From what i read on this forum most of y'all have no respect for the justice system either. With or without your suits.