Don't sock it to honesty, take a drive with Bongani

Public figures would do us all a favour if they drove it home, writes Ndumiso Ngcobo.

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There is a video clip doing the rounds on WhatsApp/TikTok defying the Protection of Personal Information Act. The visual is a winding road in the hills of KwaZulu-Natal or the Eastern Cape. The audio is presumably between a long-distance truck driver and his dispatcher or boss. The gist of the conversation is a ... gentle interrogation about a two-hour, non-routine stop Bongani made.

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