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Did you say that the civilian that was shot during the heist has died?

Do you mind leaving?

You've seen him, right?

Father…

Please heal your son.

Save his life.

Bring him back to us, Lord, and make him healthy again.

-And forgive us our sins. -Amen, Pastor.

You may go.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Stop right there.

Since you're so honest and Christian and all that.

Tell me, was Tebza the one behind the heist?

Please. Do tell.

Tell me if there's something he said then.

Or something that he did that was a red flag on your side.

It could help you to point me in the right direction.

I wouldn't know, Kat.

Hmm.

Hey, you bloody idiots. Did you find Zweli?

Damn, boss. It's not looking good.

Ah, boss. We've looked everywhere for this guy.

We can't find him.

You're talking shit.

You hear me? You are talking shit. You can't find him? You can't find him?

Screwdriver, I asked you to do one job. Just one.

How hard is it to find one person? Just one?

The thing is, no one knows where the guy is, boss.

Soweto is ours. As of now.

In the palm of our hands.

Now you fools are telling me that I need to jump at my own shadow

-because of this damn bloody Zweli? -Boss, this thing is simple.

We'll go now and look for him. Fast!

-Yeah, sure. Sure. -Let's go, fellas.

Wait now.

You know what?

We have all this cash.

We'll use all this money to flush out Zweli.

You're clearly failing.

You're useless, you know?

I can't trust any of you.

Work, guys. You are so relaxed.

Nyembezi.

I'll be back.

Boss. What's up?

Where's your ID card for Iron Watch?

Here it is.

Huh.

Here's your ID.

That's it, right?

It's this one, right? I'm sure it is.

Let me remind you, then.

You dropped it in the office of a known gangster,

on the very day he was killed.

Uh, boss, I don't know what he's talking about.

You got jokes, hey?

Hmm?

Your window's closing fast. So it's time to tell the truth now.

A civilian died.

That's going to be on you.

Here's your card.

He forgot it in the truck.

You obviously went back there, back to Baba G's office,

broke in and got your card back.

Boss, please. I swear, I promise you, on my life, that is not my card.

Sir, there was a day where Tebogo

must have come to work without his ID.

And that's on the day after

Baba G was brutally murdered in cold blood and died on the scene.

Is there any way we can prove this here?

Follow me now.

Oh, good morning, sir.

No card has been reported missing in one year.

The last person who did has moved to Cape Town.

There's no way you can get in here without an ID.

Nah.

Unless someone who has access to the system lets them in

and issues them a new card without flagging it.

Who would that be?

What is this about, sir?

Did Nyembezi or anyone else come to you after that heist

and ask you to let them in?

As a favor.

There's nothing wrong with that.

To be clear, listen,

don't even bother lying now. Because you'll be an accessory.

Tebza.

Oh, hey, Roxanne.

MaB.

-What's wrong? -Yoh!

A policeman came in the morning to ask about…

Wanting to know if someone applied for a new ID card the day after the heist.

No. I didn't say anything.

No. I didn't want you to get into trouble.

-Thank you. -We have to stick together, right?

We do.

And now they're trying to find someone to blame for what happened.

Yeah.

Hmm.

Hey! Wow, girl.

-You're quite impressive. -Why?

You know, this whole church mama thing you've got going on,

it's such a great cover.

Roxanne.

What do you mean?

You stole seven million, right, buddy?

For your daughter's surgery.

It wasn't Tebza. It was you.

Roxanne.

You're not making any sense.

-I wouldn't do anything like that. -Oh, don't play dumb.

All I have to do is tell everyone about the ID card…

And you'll be leaving this place in handcuffs.

I want 50K, by Sunday, deposited into my account.

Roxanne, listen, you've got this all wrong.

I didn't steal money.

Listen up.

I saved you from the police. You understand?

I deserve to be compensated.

50K on Sunday…

Or I go to Zechariah and tell him that my…

…guilt… I'm not coping because I've been lying.

It was the church lady who needed a new ID card.

You look like crap. What's going on?

Just like you.

So…

You've decided?

That we're doing this heist?

I need money for my child,

and you need money for revenge, right?

But like I said, Zweli, we do things my way.

'Cause the innocent person you shot has died.

That's not going to happen again.

So…

You're still insisting on the idea of wanting to do a heist that's safe?

I thought you're now willing to do

whatever it takes after you killed that cop.

I didn't kill him.

He's alive. And in hospital.

He'll be all right.

Zweli. How do we do a heist without the men from Baba G?

So you're assuming that Baba G didn't have any connections outside of Soweto?

Razor didn't kill everybody.

There's a guy I know in Randburg.

They call him Jama.

He can assist with putting together a crew.

That means you and I will need to go see him in the morning.

With me?

Can't you do it alone? I will give you the time and place.

Nah, that won't work.

That man won't listen to me if I'm not with the old-timer.

But I need to bring someone from the inside.

I'm gonna need you to keep your cool when we get there.

So, that's why I need your help in order to do this heist

and finish off this idiot, Razor.

Oh, the lady is Babalwa.

She's a driver at Iron Watch.

And she's got really good intel, sir.

The only thing that we want is a group of six guys.

She doesn't want to be here. Right, Babalwa?

That's right.

I'm a good person.

I've never done anything wrong my whole life.

They will never suspect that I'm part of this.

Yeah. Sure.

Okay. It's all good then.

Look, let me just call up the guys immediately.

You wait here.

Zweli.

Something feels off.

Why doesn't he use the phone here?

Hey! Don't you move.

Zweli, Razor is looking for you high and low.

250,000 to any man who brings you to him.

Dude…

Don't do that.

Don't move.

Mm-mmm. That is some nasty business.

Hello.

Hi.

I'm Zoleka. I'm your new neighbor.

We just moved in, but you can call me Zoe.

Yeah, sorry about that.

It's cool.

Here, dude.

Mm-hmm. Sure -Thank you.

No. What the hell?

What are you doing, dude?

It's alcohol?

Well, yes. You're hungover, right?

And the only way to beat it, is to drink some more.

What do you mean?

I'm not hungover.

I'm on medication.

I thought you were giving me water.

You know, you shouldn't be drinking.

It's still early and you're way too young.

Mmm?

Well, I'm not on any medication.

Sorry, sorry, sorry, babe.

I really don't care.

I have planted the seed, Father God. All is now in your hands.

Let's go.

How, Zweli?

There's a 250,000 reward for your head.

It's done.

You know, Babalwa,

in this world we live in…

We live among beasts.

Jama.

He was a beast.

The cop that you ran over is a lion.

And you…

You'll have to be a beast, Babalwa.

You'll have to be a beast if you want to save your daughter's life.

I'm going to take this phone with me.

Otherwise the cops will trace me and find all the messages I sent to him.

Come on. Let's go.

Listen, Zweli. I'm going to need that phone.

What will you do with it?

Don't worry about it.

I'll delete all the messages between you guys.

I need the cops to find this.

-Here's some tea. -Oh. Much appreciated. Much appreciated

Uh, Zweli.

Um, well, I wanted to thank you

for allowing Zwelihle to live in the church.

-He really wants to change his life. -Mmm.

He also said that he'll be willing to work at the church and do the odd jobs.

Oh? That's good to hear.

You've made a wise decision, young man. You're intelligent.

Mmm. In my Father's house, brother, the rooms are plenty.

Where does your father stay?

Um, no. It's… It's nice. Very nice place.

Thank you. Thank you.

You can relax, my brother.

This will be your room here.

You have a roof over your head now. You can rest.

But, tomorrow morning,

we go to church and do some work.

Be determined.

In fact, I started a prayer group at church

for people who need support.

I think it'll suit you.

-Um... -He'd love that, baby.

-Very much. -Mmm.

Yeah, no. Uh…

Zweli is a good kid.

Okay, Zweli. Get some rest.

That was money for Palesa's university.

There won't be university if we don't do the surgery.

We need a miracle.

I did what I thought was best.

The Lord needed us to plant a seed.

Okay, Lungile.

You did what you thought was best.

I'm not judging you at all.

So please don't judge me for what I did.

What do you mean?

Nothing.

No. Don't look at me like that, man.

He's not going to mind.

Okay.

Oh, my. I thought you had a black eye or something.

It's nothing.

I was just covering my face.

Why?

Because there's a hit out on me.

The people who killed my father are…

Planning on killing me now.

I'm serious, Nelisa.

My life is in danger now.

So you're being with me is dangerous.

And then why did you call me if your life is in danger?

It's because…

If these really are…

My final moments…

I want to make them count.

And spend that time with you.

That's all.

We are back!

Like my back! My spine!

-You're in a good mood, my boy. -Hey, brother. It's necessary, bro.

Can you imagine, dude? Spending so much time trying to survive.

Dodging shots and doing somersaults.

-Dodging? -Busy dodging bullets.

-You, dodging bullets? -So yeah.

Listen here, my boy.

-Enjoy it. Enjoy it now. Yeah, enjoy it. -Yeah, I must enjoy.

Yeah. Come next week Monday, it's Hell Week.

It's going down, my boy.

Why does it seem like everything involves Satan here now?

No, man. There's no Satan here.

-What's Hell Week? -It's when the pensioners are loaded.

All the trucks here will be on the road.

That's when you'll be on your own.

-No backup, fuck all. -You'll be shitting yourself.

It will be tough for you, bra.

This coming week will be the most difficult one in your whole life.

You'll be shitting, boy.

Mm-hmm.

It's also when there's less guards at Iron Watch.

What is it, Tebza?

You gonna tell your buddies now?

-In fact, you're full of shit. -Leave him.

Uh, Nyembezi.

Load shedding is in fifteen minutes. Uh…

Make sure that your team is ready at the gate.

Sure, boss.

Uh,

I think we all owe you an apology today.

So it turns out that the body of a gangster implicated

in this bloody heist was found.

The messages on his phone

prove that he was the one doing surveillance on our vans.

So I think that's the gang that hit us.

So sorry, boy.

Sorry.

Yeah. Sure, boss.

Ah. Bra Tebza, my big brother.

I actually knew that you were innocent, brother.

I mean you wouldn't be a millionaire with that stadium underneath your cap.

-I'm joking, boss. -Piss off, boy!

You're full of it. You're full of shit.

You're crazy.

And you, you.

Maybe I should rob this place.

I'll start with you. Put a bullet in your head.

Attention, all guards please proceed to your stations.

Load shedding expected in five minutes.

You're joking, right?

You want us to rob Iron Watch?

There's something called Hell Week.

Once a month.

It's basically a time when Iron Watch has the least number of guards,

and the most amount of money.

Yes, but we're talking about alarm systems here.

We're talking about the vaults, CCTV...

We can hit them during load shedding.

So you're telling me that Iron Watch doesn't have a generator?

It does.

But there's a gap between lights going out and the generator coming back on.

Three minutes. That's enough time to trip the generator.

Zweli.

I understand Iron Watch better than anyone else.

I know everything. I know the procedures. All of it.

But, listen.

Even so. This plan of yours, it won't work without a crew.

And you know my challenge. I can't go out to find a crew.

I also thought about that.

We might have a crew.

Right here.

Brothers, sisters.

We all know it's no secret

that all of us here have at one time or another asked our pastor for help.

And through his understanding and wisdom, he has brought us all together today.

-Amen. -Amen.

Amen.

Brethren.

For this plan to work, we need someone to cut all communication lines.

So they won't be able to call the police.

And Ntsiki works for a network provider.

Her father left her with tons of money,

but my husband tells me that she's down and out now.

And I know Ntsiki, she'd rather die than have no money.

Then we need someone who… who works with electricity.

Tatenda, he is as talented as they come.

He lost everything during xenophobic attacks.

I know he's desperate to take care of his family there at home.

Then we need a couple of actors.

You see, Mrs. Radebe is a soap star from the 90s.

She retired when she became a Christian.

Their daughter lost her life, a couple of months ago, in a car crash.

And now they're taking care of their grandchild who's 12.

Zweli, they need this money.

This might actually work.

Granny, you're actually suggesting that we talk to the congregants?

And ask them to help us pull off a heist?

A crime?

A heist?

Zweli, you're the one who asked me what I would do for my child.

This is what I would do.

Zweli, if we do things my way…

We can pull this off.

Or what would you do?

Let's at least have them hear the plan.

Okay.

Let's say… Fine, we do this thing.

We are definitely going to need more than four people.

I know that.

There's someone else I need to talk to as well.

Hey, MaB. So we're into heists now? We're doing heists now.

Tebza, I need one million by November.

Where am I gonna get it?

I want you to think. I want you to think about this first.

I've thought about it. That's why I came to you.

You came to me.

What about your church?

What about it?

Babalwa, what does the Bible say?

Don't steal, doesn't it say that?

Tebza.

You said it yourself, Palesa is the most important person right now.

Yeah, sure.

But you're not a criminal.

What do you know about the criminal life? What do you know?

I'll figure it out, Tebza.

A plan will come to me. The same way it came to me to clear your name.

Wait.

You mean that was you, MaB?

Tebza, you risked your freedom to keep me from harm.

-I was protecting you. -Wow.

I beg you.

Come to church tomorrow to hear my plan.

Tebza, I need you.

Greetings, greetings.

Sit.

Have you started?

Who is that?

That's my guy, Sgora. Your plan needs muscle.

Did he also work for Baba G?

You do know they all want you dead?

Do you really think if this guy wanted to kill me, I wouldn't be dead by now?

He's a good guy and he owes me a favor.

-Listen here. -No, you listen to me.

Either this person stays or I march.

Continue.

Thanks for coming, everyone.

I'm just gonna get straight to the point.

All of us need money. Everyone in here.

We're all desperate.

And sometimes, you have to be willing to take a risk.

For the people you love.

If this is one of those Herbalife meetings, I'm sorry, Babalwa.

It's… it's not gonna work.

This is about doing a heist.

A heist?

Where I work.

My goodness.

I just need a minute to tell you what we're planning.

And then you each have 48 hours to decide.

Oh, boy.

I know that you're taking care of your family back home.

I know that you are tired of being taken advantage of.

This is your way out.

I know that you're taking care of Michael.

I know you want a better life for him.

And I also know that this heist will make it happen.

And you, Ntsiki.

I know you're desperate for money.

And I know you would do anything to never want for money again.

What I'm proposing is very dangerous.

And I swear, no one gets hurt.

But if we pull it off,

there is over 72 million on the other side.

We just need strength and courage so that we can…

We can change our lives.

May I continue?

So these people have 48 hours?

They have 48 hours to call the cops?

That won't happen.

I hope.

So are you sure you'll be able to get the codes?

Yeah, no, no. Sure, sure, sure.

Hey.

Just remember…

Just remember that

you can't be a thug,

and also be a good person at the same time.

You have to choose one.

Otherwise, this whole thing will be a flop.

Mmm.

The Holy Spirit is in this place.

Amen.

There is a miracle soon. Something is going to happen here today.

-Amen, brethren. -Amen!

Yes, Jesus.

My prayer warriors,

and intercessors.

-The devil has tried. -Mmm.

He's brought a disease into this child's body.

But today we're going to pray.

-We're going to pray the cancer… -Amen!

…out of this child's body.

-Amen! Yes, Lord. -In the name of Jesus.

Uh, brother. Is Sister Babalwa going to arrive?

Oh. Babalwa woke up under the weather today.

So she asked that we please continue without her.

I don't have money for you, Roxanne.

Oh, well.

I'll just call Zechariah then.

-Babalwa, please. I... -Shut up!

This is what you'll do.

You won't say a word about my ID card.

You're not going to say anything about the money.

Otherwise, Roxanne…

I'll blow your brains out.

Understand?

Mommy.

Get out.

Let's go, baby.

This young girl's life is in our hands.

-Yes. Mm-hmm. -Amen.

She's being attacked by spirits.

But we are the army of God.

Amen.

-We will conquer, in the name of Jesus! -Amen! Amen!

-Amen. -Let us pray.

With all that we're facing, we trust in you, Lord.

We trust in your power.

Father Jehovah, in the name of Jesus.

When our souls are with you, Father…

We ask that you may forgive us…

…for any wrong doings.

Our souls are dedicated to you, Father. We present our bodies as sacrifice to you.

Satan, devil, we have defeated you.

In the name of Jesus.

We have conquered the evil one.

-Lord, we received it all. -The evil is defeated.

Satan, we have defeated you.

In the name of Jesus. Hallelujah!