Imbali crèche employee says 'sixth sense' helped save children

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A cook at a Pietermaritzburg crèche believes a little voice in her head saved the lives of the children, moments before a taxi slammed into the school.

Nombulelo Mfeka had been preparing food at the crèche in the morning when her "sixth sense" prompted her to act.

The clip is narrated by Newswatch's Lauren Hendricks.

12 Sep 9AM English South Africa News · Daily News

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