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“I Have 12 Children to Feed”: Soweto Taxi Boss Denies Involvement in DJ Warras Murder

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"I Have 12 Children to Feed": Soweto Taxi Boss Denies Involvement in DJ Warras Murder

The legal battle surrounding the high-profile killing of Warrick “DJ Warras” Stock intensified today as 44-year-old Soweto taxi owner Victor Majola pleaded his innocence in the Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court.

Majola, who faces charges of premeditated murder and conspiracy to commit murder, told the court that he had no role in the shooting that claimed the life of the popular DJ in the Johannesburg CBD on December 16, 2025.

DJ Warras Murder Case. Victor Majola Taxi Boss. Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court. Warrick Stock Killing. Soweto Taxi Owner Arrest. DJ Warras Death Update.
“I Have 12 Children to Feed”: Soweto Taxi Boss Denies Involvement in DJ Warras Murder

A Father’s Defense: 12 Children Rely on Him

Central to Majola’s plea for leniency and release was his personal life. The taxi boss revealed that he is the sole breadwinner for 12 children, ranging in age from 3 to 21 years old.

Majola argued that his family is entirely dependent on his financial support through his taxi business. His defense team used this to underscore the personal impact of his incarceration, maintaining that his presence at home is vital for his children’s survival while the legal process unfolds.

Defense Slams “Weak” State Evidence

During the proceedings, Majola’s legal team launched a scathing attack on the prosecution’s case. They argued that:

  • Lack of Evidence: There is currently no clear physical or forensic link tying Majola to the crime scene or the shooting.
  • Speculative Charges: The defense characterized the state’s evidence as “weak” and largely circumstantial.
  • Under Investigation: It was noted that the police are still actively building their case, leading the defense to suggest that Majola should not remain in custody based on an incomplete investigation.

Background of the Case

DJ Warras, a household name in the South African entertainment industry, was tragically gunned down in mid-December. The murder sent shockwaves through the country, leading to intense pressure on the SAPS to find those responsible.

While the state believes Majola played a pivotal role in orchestrating the attack, the Soweto businessman remains steadfast in his denial. The case has been postponed as the court considers the bail application and the strength of the state’s latest findings.

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