@frontlinenewssa: The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has reportedly served prominent Mpumalanga taxi boss Bafana Sindane with a formal demand for R17 million in unpaid taxes. Sindane, an influential figure in the KwaNdebele taxi industry, is also facing scrutiny linked to the Madlanga Commission, including allegations involving R2 million in protection fees allegedly demanded from a road construction contractor. He also faces separate allegations of extortion and money laundering alongside associate Joe “Ferrari” Sibanyoni. Sindane has denied the allegations against him, while no public response to the reported SARS tax demand has been confirmed. The latest development adds to the growing legal and financial pressure surrounding the controversial taxi industry figure.