law graduate who drove on Bolt shot dead
Law graduate who drove on Bolt as a side hustle, gunned down by passengers in Midrand
Euston Mnguni, 28, was shot four times and hijacked by clients he had picked up in Glen Austin, Midrand on 24 March.
Pretoria - A University of Johannesburg law graduate who drove on e-hailing platform Bolt as a side hustle while waiting for a firm to do his articles, was gunned down by passengers in Noordwyk, Midrand.
Euston Mnguni, 28, who had recently graduated after completing his law studies, was shot four times after being hijacked by Bolt clients he had picked up at Glen Austin, Midrand on Friday, March 24.
His brother, Melithemba Mnguni, who is also the Gauteng provincial secretary of the E-hailing Partners Council, told IOL on Tuesday that he was against his younger brother driving on the Bolt platform out of safety concerns.
“I gave him my car to drive for Uber when he was doing his last year because I figured that since his schedule was less busy, he can drive and make some extra cash.
“I didn’t have a problem with Uber, but I specifically told him that I don’t want him to drive for Bolt because I had safety concerns,” he said.
What's Your Reaction?
