A dashcam video showing the robbery of a South African e-hailing driver has gone viral, prompting outrage and calls for police to identify and arrest those involved. Social media users have named a woman seen in the footage as Entle Kazii, though the identification has not been confirmed by police.
The video shows a woman entering the front passenger seat of the vehicle, followed shortly afterward by a male suspect. The driver is then robbed of cash, documents and other belongings. Additional men approach the vehicle during the incident, and the driver eventually manages to escape.
Social Media Users Name Entle Kazii
After the footage circulated online, users claiming to be “social media detectives” shared the name Entle Kazii as the woman they believe appears in the video. The claims have sparked discussion and calls for the South African Police Service (SAPS) to investigate.
The name circulating online has not been confirmed by authorities in the information available. Social media identification alone does not establish a person’s involvement in a crime.
Similar E-Hailing Driver Robbery in Eldorado Park
The video has also drawn attention to a separate robbery in Eldorado Park, Johannesburg, where Gauteng police reportedly confirmed the arrest of five suspects aged between 15 and 21.
That case involved the robbery of a 20-year-old e-hailing driver and was also captured on dashcam. A female passenger reportedly signalled for others to approach the vehicle.
The Eldorado Park arrests relate to a separate incident and do not confirm the identities of those shown in the viral video.
Viral Footage Raises Driver Safety Concerns
The video has renewed concern about the safety of e-hailing drivers in South Africa. Drivers regularly transport unfamiliar passengers and may be vulnerable to coordinated attacks, while passengers also depend on ride-hailing services to provide safe journeys.
Online users have called for police action, but the information provided does not include a verified SAPS statement confirming arrests or identifying suspects in the incident shown in the video.
The investigation status and the identities of those involved remain to be confirmed by authorities.
I trust social media Investigators soon she will be behind bars.
Tembisa people please help to locate this lady then the rest will be history… https://t.co/XBKL6JGWes
— Commander!!! (@maetsebane) October 31, 2026
