X-Repo, Episode 9

Siphile was in a business partnership with her boyfriend. He was unfaithful, and Siphile eventually grew tired of him and decided to leave.

Vusi was staying with his girlfriend and bought all the furniture, TV and the sound system. He wants all the stuff he bought while they were staying together.

Themba took his car to a mechanic, but the mechanic caused even more damage.

Christina purchased furniture from a shop that later refused delivery, stating that the shop had been liquidated.

Gogo Dimakatso's daughter passed away, and her daughter's boyfriend took the car but did not return it to her.

Barry bought a car from a friend who owns a scrap yard, but now his friend is giving him the runaround.

Brigette and her friend purchased a sound system for their business, but it is not meeting the agreed-upon terms.

Phenyo purchased a toilet for his business, but the manufacturer has been refusing to deliver it for over a year.

Eddia and Mami took their car to a mechanic to have it fixed. The mechanic did not fix the car, and he is charging them a storage fee.

Mirriam had a small business with her former boyfriend. After they separated, she left her furniture behind.

Zanele purchased a bed from a furniture shop. The bed was ruined, and she returned it to the shop. Now, two years later, she is still waiting for a replacement.

Londeka signed a phone contract for a friend, agreeing to pay monthly. However, the friend is now not fulfilling their payment obligations.

Josephina bought windows from an aluminium factory shop, and now the owner is refusing to deliver the windows.

Nkosi-Ehle took his car to the mechanic for repairs. However, the mechanic is not fixing the car and is giving him the runaround.

Thokozani took his car to a mechanic, and they charged him more money for storage than what was agreed on.

Ofentse was in an abusive relationship and left her furniture with her ex-boyfriend. Now, Ofentse's children want the furniture back.

Rosina had an agreement with her pastor to build external rooms, but the pastor did not provide the materials as promised.

Joseph moved out of the room he was renting and left his furniture behind, but now the landlord refuses to return it.

Amanda's husband passed away, and now her in-laws are refusing to grant her access to her late husband's assets.

Caroline stayed with her ex-boyfriend, and she bought furniture. Now, they've separated, and she wants her furniture back.

Poppy took her car to one mechanic, who then referred her to another, and the car is still not fixed.

Nokuthula bought a truck for her business and paid a large deposit, only to later discover that the truck was faulty.

Lindiwe took her car to the mechanic for repairs, but unfortunately, the mechanic did not fix it.

Oscar sold his car to his colleague, but he only received payment from him twice.

Ketumetse bought couches, but the delivery truck was hijacked at her gate.

Priscilla sold clothes to a teacher, but the teacher is refusing to pay her back.