I Blew It, I BLEW IT 04 5

Nathi earned R3.7million as a drummer in New York. Upon returning to SA, he opened a business to attract tourists to Soweto. With all the money he made, Nathi somehow lost his fortune.

Ronald received a Road Accident Fund payout out of R3 million after his accident, which he used to travel all over the world trying to live out his dreams while staying with his friends in Hillbrow.

Sphiwe blew an R7 million payout from the Road Accident Fund after his accident. He desperately invested in pyramid schemes when his money started running out.

Eric was involved in a near-fatal accident as a passenger on his friend's motorcycle. After he received his R2.7 million Road Accident Fund payment, Eric's money didn't last even a year.

Musa inherited a fleet of taxis from his father and could not handle the responsibilities that came with being a taxi boss. The life of alcohol abuse took over from his plans for the family business.

Aaron was involved in a car accident that claimed his right arm. He received R1.7 million from Road Accident Fund that opened him up to a fast life for seven months until his money ran out.

Keletso was visited by good fortune twice in his life following an R1.7 million payout from the Road Accident Fund and a lotto jackpot win of R2.6 million, but he lost his R4.3 million fortune.

Mpumelelo received R2.6 million from the Road Accident Fund and was scammed R400k in a property scheme.

Thabo's R2.8 million Road Accident Fund pay-out was meant to afford him a life of comfort. Instead, he blew through his fortune within nine months on partying and bad investments.

A R1.5 million fund for business enabled Kenneth to grow his glass bottle washing company into a R5 million organization. He was unable to sustain his business due to lack research and he lost it all and turned to alcohol.

Charles from White River had his life changed by a lotto ticket. Sparing no expense, Charles bought properties and cars that quickly ate through his monumental fortune.

Nthabeleng Ramarou received R1.5 from the Road Accident Fund. Nthabeleng had plans for the money, but she ended up spending it all on partying.

David's accumulated R56 million fortune from his boxing days was drained by a hefty R13 million divorce settlement and his 22 children all over the world.