Taxi bosses Sibanyoni, Sindane accused of hiring Nkosi’s lawyer to represent taxi hitmen

Author: Karyn MaughanPublished on: September 29, 2026Country: South Africa

Crime & Law

Taxi bosses Sibanyoni, Sindane accused of hiring Nkosi’s lawyer to represent taxi hitmen

Taxi bosses Sibanyoni and Sindane are accused of hiring Nkosi’s lawyer to represent taxi hitmen involved in violent attacks. The article details their involvement in organized crime and the police investigation into these allegations and their connection to taxi-related violence in South Africa.

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