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Taxi boss Sibanyoni rejects hitman claims as he invokes constitutional rights over R2m extortion case - Inside Politics
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Taxi boss Sibanyoni rejects hitman claims as he invokes constitutional rights over R2m extortion case - Inside Politics
By Johnathan Paoli Taxi boss Johannes “Joe Ferrari” Sibanyoni has rejected allegations that he discussed hiring hitmen while invoking his constitutional right against self-incrimination over the criminal case in which he faces allegations of extortion and money laundering. Resuming his testimony before the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry on Friday afternoon, Sibanyoni said that questions concerning the alleged R2-million extortion scheme could pr…
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