Madlanga commission: Five things to know from Joe Sibanyoni’s testimony

Mpumalanga taxi boss Joe “Ferrari” Sibanyoni used his return to the Madlanga commission to mount a broad challenge to the evidence and lines of questioning being put to him.

Sibanyoni objected to the commission probing areas he believes either fall outside its mandate or risk prejudicing his legal rights.

Sibanyoni argued that the commission should not rely on a pending criminal docket or question him on allegations that are before a criminal court, saying this could prejudice his right to a fair trial. Sibanyoni and his co-accused allegedly extorted R2m from a Mpumalanga businessman.