The man cited to have been driving the Namibian criminal who stole from the President Ramaphosa's  Phala Phala Farm is said to be down and out. Controversial Prince Mazibuko, who hails from Richards Bay is said to have informed his followers on Monday night that he lost everything in 2020 including his fiancee and babymama. In a letter seen by Zimoja, Mazibuko is pleading with the South African public to offer him any kind of job.Mazibuko was one of the youngest and successful forex traders back in 2011 when he opened his company called Born Rich Group. His demise began when a number of people began complaining about Mazibuko scamming them out of their money.

MAKING BAD DECISIONS

In the letter, he first acknowledge his wrongdoings. "I type this letter down with tears running down and asking myself, if not now, when? I started my business back in 2011 and I did good for myself and the business fed my family and myself. I worked very hard in the past years since I started business back in 2011, I made very bad decisions along the journey, I stepped on a lot of people's toes.  But I don't really wish to dwell on the bad or either the good I did in the past.  The reason I share this is because I need help. I have lost everything in life, from business, assets, fiancee and many friends and associates. I can make a list of things I lost, that's a story for another day.  If I were to start talking about that, a day would cross," the letter reads.

WORKING FOR HIS KIDS

Mazibuko further wrote that he needs a job so that he can be able to continue being plan A and the only plan for his kids. "I'm actually proud of myself for being able to write this, seeking assistance. Maybe someone here can help me. And it's okay I know a lot of you will laugh at me but this is not for me, it's for my kids. And I am thankful to those who would see an opportunity to help me without judging me. I once wrote here  that one day when you see me in a restaurant serving you after having lived such a beautiful and expensive life, don't be shocked because I will be working so that my kids won't go hungry," the letter reads.

NOT LOOKING FOR HAND OUTS

Mazibuko further said: "I am here today asking for your assistance. I'm not looking for handouts, I'm looking for a job, I'm currently 30 years old... and I still see more opportunities ahead of me, but for now, a job will do I'll be able to survive. I don't have much experience as I didn't finish university, I quit university and started a business back in 2010/2011.  I only have business experience, I've been self employed since 2011, all my business knowledge, I have learnt from the streets."

A JACK OF ALL TRADES

Mazibuko further said that he has done sales and marketing. "I have done construction, I have done property management, I have done logistics, I have done small scale mining and commodity trading and also VIP security as business. I am a fast learner, I can work under pressure and I have a very sharp mind," he said. Mazibuko is known for high flying and flaunting pictures driving in a BMW I8 which he claimed he lost in 2020. In 2020 the Hawks announced Mazibuko was facing over 190 charges of fraud but he denied those allegations.