The father of Bevan Loftus testifies before the Madlanga Commission that a proposed R2.5 million hit is linked to rivalry in South Africa’s tow-truck industry. He says the alleged plot is connected to competition between tow-truck operators and identifies Clive Naiker as the person he believes is behind the plan.
The testimony is presented as part of the Commission’s broader inquiry into the circumstances around Loftus’s death. The available reports focus on the father’s allegations, including the alleged motive related to industry competition and the specific name he brings before the Commission. Other details of how the claim is supported, the status of any related investigations, or responses from the person accused are not included in the provided excerpts.
Across outlets in the material supplied, the emphasis is on the same point: the father’s claim of a high-value contract killing connected to tow-truck rivalry, raised during his appearance at the Commission.
