A Limpopo couple who looked after the brothers until police and a relative arrived describe their experience
It was just after 8.30pm on Wednesday and Rendani Vhulade, 27, of Masia Tshikwarani village in Vuwani, Limpopo, was about to close his fast-food business when he saw four Indian boys at his gate, asking for help.This article is reserved for Sunday Times subscribers.Already subscribed? Simply sign in below.
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