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Bolt under fire after alleged kidnapping of Myeza | The Witness | SA News

29 June 2025 by Guest

Widespread concern has erupted across South Africa following the alleged kidnapping and abuse of social media personality Simthande Myeza during what was initially believed to be a Bolt e-hailing ride in Durban last Wednesday.

The incident has prompted renewed scrutiny of passenger safety when using e-hailing services, with growing calls on social media to boycott the e-hailing company amid fears over driver accountability and vetting processes.

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According to a statement released by the Myeza family, Simthande Myeza was allegedly abducted in the Umbilo area shortly after entering a Bolt vehicle.

He reportedly became…

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