South Africans have been warned of a surge in taxi operators hijacking motorists and forcing them to pay to have their vehicles returned.
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South Africans are losing billions every year to financial fraud, and criminals have now set their sights on banking apps.
South Africans have been warned of a surge in taxi operators hijacking motorists and forcing them to pay to have their vehicles returned.
South Africans have been warned of a surge in taxi operators hijacking motorists and forcing them to pay to have their vehicles returned.
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