Black South African inventor suddenly died, "fell" off a building, and his invention...Well...

[EdJo]

His invention, the AquaRenu.

Nkosinathi Nkomo: South Africans still furious over inventor's death

 

[Wiles]

Are we suprised? Cacs only skill is too steal. Kirby ass nikkas

 

[Fatboi1]

 

[Falcozer]

Just bad luck of course

 

[Anti-Anime]

Rip to the breh. Praying his family gets through this. Cac hands r definitely involved.

 

[Box Cutta]

The white needs to be taken out....

 

[morris]

Was his idea patented? Appears too blatant

 

[NoGutsNoGLory]

But if we already kno that the black man created it.....then how is it stealing? Daimler and Benz made the automobile but we arent calling Ford a thief?

 

[Tigron]

shyt is messed up. From what I understand weird stuff like this tends to happen to inventors pretty often.

 

[Rozay Oro]

That's so fukked up, I hope these devils reap what they sow soon in this lifetime.

 

[Diondon]

Cac piece of shyt

 

[Rozay Oro]

shyt is messed up. From what I understand weird stuff like this tends to happen to inventors pretty often.

Yup, their was an American white guy who invented a way for cars to use water as fuel. He later died in a mysterious way.

 

[mr.africa]

retief krige sounds like a boere name.
i hate boere with a passion.

 

[Heafcliffe]

Fukk!

 

[George's Dilemma]

My initial instincts are to point fingers at the white SA's as well. They have poor credibility and a vile reputation. However to be fair,

Zille Battles Twitter Conspiracy Theorists Over Greywater Inventions

Replying to the Twitter attacks, Krige said that he had heard via social media about Nkomo's design of a water-saving product, and that it was unfortunate that he had passed on.

But he is adamant that his WaterLoo greywater bank is very different from that designed by Nkomo – and that each would contribute in its own way towards a holistic water-saving solution.

"We trust that Mr. Nkomo's business partners will bring his water-saving design to fruition, so that those affected by the drought can also benefit from what he had to offer towards water-saving," Krige said.