This South African man,
Sbonelo Mbatha (left), took to his
Facebook page to tell a heartwarming story about his friend from
''Democratic Republic of Congo'', who lives in South Africa. His post
has over 38,000 likes and shared more than 10,000 times.

Read what he wrote below…


This is my friend from DRC. He washes my car every time
when I go to the gym and charges me R50. Even when I
forget to lock the car, I’d never loose a cent when he is there.
He pays R120 a day to hire the wash machine and
sometimes looses his money when the weather turns rainy.

He has 2 little girls with his wife, they both go to primary
school.
He washes an average of 5 cars per day (5xR50=R250) –
R120 = R130, buys food for R30, netts R100 per day on
average. This guy survives on R2800, give or take per
month.
He pays rental and has kids to support. He took
nobody’s job, yet he was killed mercilessly. Any South African who wants to do his job is
most welcomed.

Stop killing them and abusing them, some
are making an honest living under extremely difficult
situations.

#StopXenophobia#


Thank you sir! God bless you. More South Africans need to speak
out!
Source:
www.viewngr.com/xenophobia-south-african-writes-touching-story-about-his-friend-from-congo/?utm_source=&utm_medium=facebook

R.I.P to the dead. As for the killers, they will know no peace till they die. And even in hell they will get the hottest part.

RIP

Businessnaija:
This South African man,
Sbonelo Mbatha (left), took to his
Facebook page to tell a heartwarming story about his friend from
''Democratic Republic of Congo'', who lives in South Africa. His post
has over 38,000 likes and shared more than 10,000 times.

Read what he wrote below…


This is my friend from DRC. He washes my car every time
when I go to the gym and charges me R50. Even when I
forget to lock the car, I’d never loose a cent when he is there.
He pays R120 a day to hire the wash machine and
sometimes looses his money when the weather turns rainy.

He has 2 little girls with his wife, they both go to primary
school.
He washes an average of 5 cars per day (5xR50=R250) –
R120 = R130, buys food for R30, netts R100 per day on
average. This guy survives on R2800, give or take per
month.
He pays rental and has kids to support. He took
nobody’s job, yet he was killed mercilessly. Any South African who wants to do his job is
most welcomed.

Stop killing them and abusing them, some
are making an honest living under extremely difficult
situations.

#StopXenophobia#


Thank you sir! God bless you. More South Africans need to speak
out!
Source:
www.viewngr.com/xenophobia-south-african-writes-touching-story-about-his-friend-from-congo/?utm_source=&utm_medium=facebook