Joe “Ferrari” Sibanyoni has set out the ownership trail of a Toyota Hilux examined by the MadlangaCommission, with his supplementary statement expressly addressing what it calls the vehicle “as a gift”. According to the statement, the ownership chain ran from McCarthy Motors to Gubis85, with TFS as titleholder and/or financier,
Joe “Ferrari” Sibanyoni has confirmed WhatsApp communication involving General Nhlanhla Mkhwanaziwhile insisting that the contact related to legitimate taxi-industry peace talks and conflict resolution. Addressing CJC 491, Sibanyoni said his interaction with Mkhwanazi was initiated and facilitated throughSgt Nkosi. “My interaction with General Mkhwanazi was initiated by and facilitated through
The Madlanga Commission has examined approximately 12 consecutive months of FNB bank statementslinked to Shosholoza as Joe “Ferrari” Sibanyoni defended the association as a lawful collectivearrangement. Sibanyoni described Shosholoza as an association through which members pooled resources, providedmutual financial support and dealt with taxi-industry matters. He denied that the banking
Joe “Ferrari” Sibanyoni has denied responsibility for cash-send payments contained in evidence before theMadlanga Commission as the inquiry examined additional financial records. Addressing exhibits CJC 460 to CJC 466, Sibanyoni maintained that he did not make the amountsidentified in the cash-send material. “I have stated that I have not paid
Joe “Ferrari” Sibanyoni has cited his engagements with President Cyril Ramaphosa and Minister Gwede Mantashe as part of his defence before the Madlanga Commission, arguing that the interactions support his portrayal of himself as a legitimate community leader and civic actor. Reading from his supplementary statement, Sibanyoni referred to CJC
ActionSA in the eThekwini Municipality has officially written to the City Manager, demanding urgent transparency and accountability regarding a controversial R16 million municipal tender. This intervention follows alarming public allegations that a multimillion-rand contract was awarded to a company owned by a Zimbabwean national who is currently accused of terrorising
GIYANI: ANC Limpopo provincial secretary Reuben Madadzhe says the province remains firmly behind party secretary-general Fikile Mbalula amid his ongoing legal battle with former African Union chairperson and ANC NEC member Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma. Mbalula was in Giyani on Sunday for the ANC’s Giyani Sub-Regional Local Government Elections Manifesto launch rally
LIMPOPO — ANC Limpopo Chairperson Dr Phophi Ramathuba has called on ward councillors to take greater political responsibility for their communities and ensure that municipal officials do not effectively take over the running of municipalities. Ramathuba was addressing thousands of ANC members during the party’s sub-regional manifesto programme at Ramatlaohle
The Paris Prosecutor’s Office has officially concluded its investigation into the tragic passing of former South African Minister and Ambassador to France, Nathi Mthethwa, bringing a definitive end to months of intense diplomatic and public speculation. South Africa’s Justice Minister, Mmamoloko Kubayi, confirmed on Friday that French law enforcement agencies
WASHINGTON DC: International Relations Minister Ronald Lamola has arrived in Washington, DC, for engagements with US lawmakers and other stakeholders, days after the US announced targeted visa restrictions linked to its allegations about South Africa’s race and land policies. MDN NEWS previously reported on tighter US visa screening. The latest
