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BREAKING | Conviction of Sibanyoni’s prosecutor, Mkhulise Ntaba, set aside (opens the original)
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A court has set aside the conviction and warrant of arrest against a prosecutor in the Joe Sibanyoni case, who had failed to appear in court following alleged threats to his life. Mkhulise Ntaba was found in contempt of court by former magistrate Tuletu Tonjeni after he failed to appear before the Kwaggafontein magistrate’s court for a continuation of a bail application for Mpumalanga taxi bosses. Joe Sibanyoni, Oupa “Bafana” Sindane, Philimon Msiza and Mvimbi Masilela were arrested in May for e
Conviction of Sibanyoni’s prosecutor, Mkhulise Ntaba, set aside (opens the original)
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A court has set aside the conviction and warrant of arrest against a prosecutor in the Joe Sibanyoni case, who had failed to appear in court following alleged threats to his life. Mkhulise Ntaba was found in contempt of court by former magistrate Tuletu Tonjeni after he failed to appear before the Kwaggafontein magistrate’s court for a continuation of a bail application for Mpumalanga taxi bosses. Joe Sibanyoni, Oupa “Bafana” Sindane, Philimon Msiza and Mvimbi Masilela were arrested in May for e
Joe ‘Ferrari’ stopped in bid to take over Putco after 51 buses torched (opens the original)
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A month after 51 Putco buses were torched at three depots in KwaNdebele, Mpumalanga taxi boss Joe “Ferrari” Sibanyoni approached the bus company with an unsolicited offer to buy its whole fleet. The timing of the interest came under intense scrutiny at the Madlanga commission of inquiry on Wednesday, as Sibanyoni faced questions about his dealings with the taxi industry and Putco in the area. Sibanyoni, who has been accused of extorting businesses operating in Kwaggafontein, denied any involveme
Joe Ferrari denies pressuring Putco to sell soon after 51 buses torched (opens the original)
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A month after 51 Putco buses were torched at three depots in KwaNdebele, Mpumalanga taxi boss Joe “Ferrari” Sibanyoni approached the bus company with an unsolicited offer to buy its whole fleet. The timing of the interest came under intense scrutiny at the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry on Wednesday, as Sibanyoni faced questions about his dealings with the taxi industry and Putco in the area. Sibanyoni, who has been accused of extorting businesses operating in Kwaggafontein, denied any involveme
Sibanyoni’s alleged links to Putco bus torchings (opens the original)
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On Wednesday, the Madlanga commission turned its focus to Mpumalanga taxi boss Joe “Ferrari” Sibanyoni’s dealings with bus company Putco as well as the taxi industry. Chief evidence leader Adv Matthew Chaskalson put it to Sibanyoni that a series of events that include a “threat” to President Cyril Ramaphosa, the blocking of Putco buses and the torching of the company’s 51 buses, appeared to form part of a plot to force the bus company out of business. However, Sibanyoni disputed Chaskalson’s cla
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