The owner of the popular Umlazi shisanyama Max's Lifestyle has reportedly been shot while leaving the eatery on Thursday night. His daughter confirmed the shooting to IOL.
Johannesburg - The owner of the popular Umlazi Shisanyama Max's Lifestyle has reportedly been shot while leaving the eatery on Thursday night.
Details around the circumstances of the shooting were scant on Thursday night, but it is believed he was shot several times while leaving the establishment at Umlazi’s V section. Mqadi’s eldest daughter, Zinhle Mqadi, also took to social media at 8.30pm to exclaim that her heart was racing, with crying emojis attached to her tweet.Zinhle confirmed to IOL that her father had indeed been shot, but she requested not to comment further on the matter.Unconfirmed reports on social media said he had managed to flee from Umlazi and found his way to Durban's other popular hangout spot on Florida Road, before he was rushed to hospital.
The Daily News reported on social media that the celebrated businessman, who turned his small butchery spot in Umlazi to one of the city's most vibrant shisanyama establishments, said he had been shot in his Mercedes-Benz while leaving the Max's Lifestyle establishment. The Daily News, spoke to KZN police spokesperson Colonel Thembeka Mbele, who said Mqadi had been shot after two assailants approached him.BREAKING: MAX's Lifestyle owner Max Mqadi has been rushed to hospital after he was shot several times few hours ago while leaving his business in Umlazi. According to police spokesperson Colonel Thembeka Mbele two men approached him and shot him but managed to drive away.
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