Bongani Mkhize crawled on the N2 freeway and hid under a bridge after he had been shot near Wentworth, south of Durban, during the unrest in July.
The Umlazi father was travelling from a Montclair garage towards Umlazi when he had to run for his life on July 14.
He said the two men, who had been in the security vehicle, demanded that he unlock the doors so they could search his car. “They searched the vehicle and didn’t find anything. They asked me where I was coming from. I told them I was coming from a garage.”“Three coloured men jumped out of the vehicle. I then heard a gunshot,” Mkhize said.“I could see the shots hitting the vehicle and passing me. I ran,” he said.
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