“My Nephew Is Wanted for 20 Murders? Not Interested, Thanks” | Taxi Boss Stuns Kwagga 20 Hearing

“My Nephew Is Wanted for 20 Murders? Not Interested, Thanks” | Taxi Boss Stuns Kwagga 20 Hearing A taxi boss is confronted at the Kwagga 20 hearing after an internal SAPS “success report” allegedly naming his nephew, Mandla, as a suspect in more than 20 murders landed on his WhatsApp. His repeated response? “I was not interested.” During questioning at the commission of inquiry, the taxi organisation president is challenged over what he knew about the report, its alleged links to Kwagga 20, and why he did not appear to take greater interest in the information. The hearing also examines his knowledge of Kwagga 20, his conversations with Mr. Sindane, the arrests in Middelburg, messages involving Themba and Myeni, and an alleged offer to the Middelburg station commander. The commissioner also questions the witness about the titles of president, deputy president and chief of staff within the organisation. Why did the witness respond that he was not interested? What did he know about the allegations involving his nephew? And what did the commissioner make of his explanation? Watch the full testimony and decide what the evidence establishes—and what remains unanswered. CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction 00:05 The alleged leaked SAPS report on WhatsApp 00:37 “Wanted for more than 20 murders” 02:29 Commissioner: “It’s inconceivable” 06:10 When did he first hear about Kwagga 20? 08:20 Sindane’s message about the Middelburg arrests 10:50 Did he confront his nephew? 12:20 “Go to the police and clear your name” 13:52 Messages involving Themba and Myeni 15:40 The alleged offer to the Middelburg station commander 17:49 President, “deputy president” and chief of staff 20:31 Adjournment DISCLAIMER: This video discusses allegations and testimony presented during a commission hearing. Being named in a report or questioned about allegations does not establish guilt. The claims discussed remain subject to verification and the relevant legal processes. No finding of guilt is implied. Subscribe for South African crime news, commission hearings, investigative reporting and analysis of testimony involving policing and the taxi industry. #JoeSibanyoni #MadlangaCommission #Kwagga20 #SAPS #SouthAfricaNews #Kwaggafontein #TaxiIndustry #Middelburg #MadlangaCommissionOfInquiry #SouthAfricanCrime