SHE stands in the middle of the road in a short black dress.
And when drivers get close to her, she takes off her clothes.
BUT THIS IS NO CRAZY WOMAN OR MAGOSHA – ACCORDING TO WITNESSES, THIS IS A SEXY GHOST!
What happens next, according to many who’ve experienced this terrifying moment in Elandskop, outside Pietermaritzburg in KZN, is an accident.
Motorists get such a fright they lose control of their cars.
According to residents, the ghost has been appearing at the Ehhashini bus stop since 2005.
They said they believed the ghost came from the graves near the bus stop.
Sibusiso Ngcobo (43) said the ghost caused at least 10 accidents a year.
He said the latest one happened in December.
S’celo Dlamini (35) from Bulwer said he fell victim to the ghost in October.
“I was driving my Toyota Corolla on this road at about 9.30pm when the woman came and stripped in front of me.
“I thought she was a magosha and asked her to let me pass because I wasn’t interested but there was no response,” he said.
Dlamini said he asked the woman to move because he was not interested.
“When she didn’t move, I drove into another lane to avoid knocking her out.
“When I had already passed, I was shocked to see her again in front of my car. I tried to reverse and my car rolled.
“Luckily I only sustained minor injuries but my car was written off,” he said.
Local induna Robert Ngcobo (69) said some residents wanted to call in the Shembe Baptist Church to perform a cleansing ceremony.
President of the South African Traditional Healers Association, Sazi Mhlongo, said a strong inyanga could stop the ghost.
Transport department spokesman Kwanele Ncalane confirmed that many accidents occurred in the area, forcing the department to build speed humps.
Mhlaliseni Hlatshwayo of the Shembe Church said: “We can go there with white candles and pray.
“We are a very powerful church and no ghost can defeat us.”
