Johannesburg Transport MMC Kenny Kunene has offered R100,000 for information leading to the arrest of the suspects who murdered two Rea Vaya bus drivers.
Kenny Kunene has offered a cash reward to anyone with information leading to the arrest of the suspects who shot dead two bus drivers
South Africans had mixed reactions to Kunene's reward, with one person joking that R100,000 was too little to be a snitch Kenny Kunene has offered R100,000 of his money as a reward to help apprehend the suspects who murdered two Rea Vaya bus drivers. Luba LesolleTransport Member of the Mayoral Committee offered a cash reward to anyone with information that led to the arrest of the suspects.The MMC noted that while Gauteng police had opened investigations into the murders, it was important for the public to assist officers.“I would like to do my bit.
The two Rea Vaya bus drivers were murdered on 3 February 2025 in two separate shooting incidents. Image: Paballo ThekisoThe reward offer sparked a mixed bag of reactions, as some joked that the money was too little, while others told him where to look for the killers.“There’s no need for that. You know exactly who did that.
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