NPA secures R99m restraint order over assets linked to Mpumalanga taxi boss
The National Prosecuting Authority has secured a provisional restraint order over assets worth an estimated R99 million linked to Mpumalanga taxi boss Joe Sibanyoni and four others allegedly involved in organised criminal activities, including extortion.
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