Gcaba brothers net worth
The three Gcaba brothers Mandla, Sthembiso, and Mfundo are well-known to the general population. The most well-known of the remaining brothers is arguably Mandlakapheli Eric Gcaba, who managed the family’s taxi business until he left to pursue his own interests. The Gcaba brothers are reportedly the owners of a fleet of cars, buses, and a…
The three Gcaba brothers Mandla, Sthembiso, and Mfundo are well-known to the general population. The most well-known of the remaining brothers is arguably Mandlakapheli Eric Gcaba, who managed the family’s taxi business until he left to pursue his own interests.
The Gcaba brothers are reportedly the owners of a fleet of cars, buses, and a taxi firm with roughly 100 cabs. Former South African president Jacob Zuma is charged with using the company’s transportation while vying for office.
Despite posing as a business, the Gcaba brothers have engaged in a lot of unlawful acts and are usually perceived as a criminal group. Others claim that Simon Mkhulekelwa Gcaba formed the organization in Umlazi eThekwini, KwaZulu Natal, in the 1970s.
Simon accomplished this by founding companies in the Umlazi township like Sonke and Mama’s Bakery. In a vicious attack in February 1996, Simon Gcaba, the family patriarch and largely regarded as the founder of the South African taxi industry was killed. Contrary to common opinion, the death of Simon Gcaba did not upend or destroy his family.
Gcaba brother’s net worth
The Gcaba brothers’ family money has not been disclosed, but their combined worth is in the billions.
