According to the department of home affairs, Amos Zono died on May 10 last year.
However the Peddie resident, 57, who is very much alive, is boiling with the frustration of trying to untangle the snarl in the red tape.
While he was there in 2018, he even went as far as trying to to locate his namesake, but all attempts failed. Being “dead”, particularly as an unemployed person, is less than ideal, as Zono is finding out the hard way.
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