The South African Potions Mystery（13/ Brutal trade in human organs）

 

Chapter 5 The Wizard Kegabi

 

13/ Brutal trade in human organs

 

Sero's mother sat in front of my friend Don Jerry. She is a white immigrant from the former Yugoslavia. She is 39 years old, but she looks much younger. She didn't make a scene like I had feared, she was very calm. There's no way you'd feel the pain she's going through right now. Her son, a 10-year-old boy named Sero, was killed. He was first hit on the head with a sharp weapon, and immediately blood spurted from his wound. Next, the killer viciously cut off Se-ro's penis, his hands, and his ears. The tragedy happened near the mysterious village of Molej in South Africa.

    I made her a cup of coffee. She told us her name is Dilna and her husband Ivan lives in Sandton, Johannesburg

Worked as a clerk in a bank. She said that in South Africa, the majority of black people think that they have turned their heads politically, but not economically. At present, whites, who account for 10% of the population, control the economic lifeline of South Africa, and their living standards are much higher than that of blacks. However, the economic situation of the majority of blacks has not improved significantly. The number of unemployed blacks is increasing day by day, and blacks begging along the streets can be seen everywhere. She said she knew a black man who worked for a white security company. He earned 1,600 rand (about 7.8 rand or 1 U.S. dollar) a month. His wife did not work, and he had three children. The family of five depended on this. A meager income is maintained. He said that in this company, white people who do the same job as him pay almost twice as much as him. She once asked him why? He said, "It's not because of my dark skin. I'm still lucky. Many black people have no jobs and can only eat a piece of bread a day. What kind of racial equality is this?"

Dilna took a sip of coffee: "I once went to the Immigration Bureau to extend my visa, and I met a black officer. During the chat, he told me that he bought a local car not long ago. I said, The lives of black people have improved. How could you afford a car in the past? He retorted that it has been more than 6 years since black people 'overthrew white rule' before he bought a local car with the lowest price. What is that? You Look at what kind of cars white people drive, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Volvo, and the worst are Japanese cars. If you look at the luxury houses they live in, we black people can’t even afford the gates of their yards in this life.” The official told Di Erna, his family is now renting a house, and their biggest wish is to buy an apartment.

Dierna said: "Although white people live a superior life, they are also dissatisfied with their current situation. The biggest problem facing South Africa is not the racial issue, but the high crime rate, because it is not black people who are discriminated against but white people. She explained from her own experience: From a political point of view, blacks occupy important positions in the government, army, police and other departments. South Africa now implements the "one person, one vote" electoral system. This democratic system means that blacks, who account for nearly 80% of the population, will always control the political power, while whites, who account for about 10% of the population, will never be able to "turn over" politically. The South African government appointed the first black governor of the South African Reserve Bank (central bank) more than a year ago, replacing a white one. Since then, white leaders of state-owned enterprises have gradually been replaced by blacks. White leaders also gave way to black leaders at national scientific institutions. Dilna looked very depressed. She said that her husband lost his job in the bank through such a change. Soon after, her husband died in a car accident.

Mr. Don Jerry just smoked and didn't interrupt her. Perhaps, like me, he was thinking about this poor woman in front of him. What exactly did she want to say to Mr. Tang Jerry?

Dierna asked Mr. Tang Jerry for a cigarette, and she began to smoke vigorously: "I am a single woman, and I used to live with my son Sero, living on a little relief from the government. Now, what happened in front of my eyes Almost everything is not important to me, no one can bring my son back from the dead, and no mother in the world wants to lose her child so tragically."

"I came here just to tell you the truth." Dilna's eyes were full of melancholy. I took a look at Mr. Don Jerry, who was still just smoking. Do not answer. Dierna didn't seem to care about this either, she seemed to be talking to herself: "He sold my son's body parts for only 200 pounds each, not even that price."

Mr. Tang Jerry finally spoke: "Mr. Kegabi is a wizard in name, but in fact he is an extremely cruel trader of human organs. He killed your husband, and now he killed your son." I was horrified Looking at my friend anxiously, how is he sure? I shifted my gaze to Dierna's face in front of me again, and she nodded. She undoubtedly confirmed the judgment of my friend Mr. Don Jerry.