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Provincial Commissioner of Limpopo orders immediate arrest after fatal shooting in Musina

The SAPS Provincial Taxi Violence Investigation Unit in Limpopo is working diligently to investigate a deadly shooting incident that occurred at a food outlet in Musina Extension 2 on Saturday, 10 May 2025, at approximately 23:05.

According to reports, three people were tragically killed in the incident, including (36) and (35) members of the Beitbridge Taxi Association, as well as a 24-year-old suspect.

A fourth person sustained gunshot wounds and is currently receiving treatment at Hospital.

Preliminary investigations reveal that members of the taxi association were seated at the food outlet when unknown assailants approached and opened fire. During the attack, a male victim who was hit by stray bullets managed to return fire with his licensed firearm, fatally wounding one suspect while another escaped. The 25-year-old old suspect has been identified.

Police recovered a firearm with ammunition believed to belong to the deceased suspect, along with several cartridges and fragments from the scene.

“We condemn this cold-blooded killing in the strongest possible terms,” said the Provincial Commissioner. “While the motive behind the attack is not yet confirmed, taxi-related violence cannot be ruled out. I have ordered an immediate and thorough investigation to ensure the remaining suspects are swiftly brought to justice.”

The Provincial Commissioner has assured the community that investigators are working around the clock and expects a breakthrough soon.

Three counts of murder and one count of attempted murder have been opened at Musina Police Station.

In a separate incident, Police in Giyani have launched a manhunt after a 28-year-old man was assaulted to death by unknown suspects on Saturday morning, 11 May 2025 in Xikukwani Village.The deceased was discovered on the streets with multiple injuries, indicating he might have assaulted with various objects.The motive is not known.

Anyone with information that could assist in the apprehension of the suspects is urged to contact Sergeant Richmond Mushwana at 076 972 1016 or Lieutenant Colonel Eshmail Mogotlane on 082 451 7242. Information can also be shared via the Crime Stop number 08600 10111 or the MySAPSApp.

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