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Drug Mules Enticed by Lavish Lifestyle

In the News Today: It took Glenda, not her real name, five years to finally pluck up the courage to take her first trip to move drugs from Tanzania into SA and earn R40,000 for taking the risk.

Glenda, 46, a mother of three, from Gqeberha in the Eastern Cape, was introduced to drug trafficking in 2011 through a friend who was allegedly in the same circles with Nolubabalo Nobanda, who became infamous for being bust at a Bangkok airport with 650g of cocaine mixed with baking powder hidden in her dreadlocks in 2011. At the time Nobanda had been travelling from Brazil to Thailand.

Glenda’s friend had just returned from a successful smuggling trip in Brazil when Nobanda was nabbed.

“My friend was living a lavish life in PE and I was… continue reading HERE.

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