Three taxi bosses have been shot dead days apart in the Eastern Cape.
Three taxi bosses have been gunned down in the Eastern Cape in less than a week.The latest victims were shot eight hours apart in Port Elizabeth and Mthatha.in New Brighton, Port Elizabeth.
“He managed to flee from his vehicle to a nearby house, where he succumbed to his injuries,” said police spokesperson Brig Tembinkosi Kinana. “The 35-year-old wife walked their child into the school. Upon returning to the vehicle, where the husband was waiting, an unknown person approached the vehicle and fired a shot through the driver’s side.
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