The honest Mzansi duo who called the cops instead of taking the R10 k

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Another day in Mzansi where honest siblings decided to call the police rather than take their pot of gold.

After the duo made a withdrawal from an ATM in Oudtshoorn, it started raining cash to the value of R10,000.

Alysia and Shane Mowers contemplated what they should do about this rare situation.

Was it a gift or defining moment in their life?
1 Aug 2022 English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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