Kraaifontein taxi boss Mawande Ndinisa shot dead inside Hilux in Bloekombos

Author: Jim MohlalaPublished on: November 3, 2026Country: South Africa
Crime & Law
Kraaifontein taxi boss Mawande Ndinisa shot dead inside Hilux in Bloekombos

Mawande Ndinisa, 34, owner of the long-distance taxi business Ndinisa Trans, was shot dead inside his silver Toyota Hilux in Bloekombos, Kraaifontein. The shooting took place in Mongondia Street shortly before 10pm on Monday, November 2; a second man, aged 41 and also understood to be a taxi owner, was wounded and taken to hospital. Kraaifontein police opened a murder case, but the motive remains unknown and no arrests had been made. Ndinisa Trans served several Eastern Cape destinations, including Maclear, Mount Fletcher, Tsolo, Matatiele and Katkop.

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