E-Hailing Crisis: 3 Years. 3 Drivers. A Pattern No One Is Stopping скачать в хорошем качестве

E-Hailing Crisis: 3 Years. 3 Drivers. A Pattern No One Is Stopping

Three years. Three drivers. One disturbing pattern. In 2026, 22-year-old Isaac Satlat — a Nigerian student weeks away from graduation — was attacked while working as an e-hailing driver in Pretoria West. His vehicle and body were later found in Atteridgeville. A woman has been arrested, and more arrests are expected. In 2025, 27-year-old Mthokozisi Mvelase was attacked outside Maponya Mall in Soweto after only three days back on the job. His family says he had moved to Johannesburg to support his sick mother. The South African National Taxi Council later apologised and committed to covering funeral costs. In 2024, Bolt driver Nguquko Gaza was confronted in Berea, Johannesburg. His passing was captured on video and sparked protests by fellow drivers demanding stronger safety measures. Different years. Different cities. The same devastating outcome. This video examines the growing safety crisis facing e-hailing drivers, the role of viral footage, industry tensions, and what needs to change. What more needs to be done to protect drivers? Are current safety systems enough? And who should ultimately be held accountable? Join the conversation below.