The Durban High Court orders that arrest warrants be stayed against KwaZulu-Natal taxi boss Siyabonga Getsemane, along with his daughter and two other individuals, pending a legal challenge. According to the reports, the decision follows an urgent application that questions whether the warrants were validly issued. Getsemane argues that the warrants were unlawfully authorised and that arrest was not the appropriate step because less restrictive alternatives were available. The court does not resolve the merits of the underlying challenge in the accounts provided, but it places a stop to the warrants’ execution while the matter is considered. The stay means the authorities are prevented from acting on the warrants during the pending proceedings. The reports collectively indicate that the application focuses on the legal basis for authorising arrest and whether the issuing authority properly considered other options. The case therefore continues in court as the parties deal with the challenge to the warrants’ legality.