A video showing a physical confrontation between a man and several Checkers Sixty60 delivery drivers has circulated on social media, with footage capturing the man slapping one of the drivers during a heated altercation in an underground parking area.

The incident reportedly involved several delivery drivers who were confronted by the man. In the footage, he is seen pointing his finger at the drivers and engaging in an aggressive exchange before appearing to slap one of them.

The confrontation subsequently escalates, with several drivers becoming involved in the altercation.

At one point, a delivery driver appears to use a motorcycle helmet to strike the man during the confrontation. The situation becomes increasingly tense as the drivers react to his behaviour.

The footage further shows the man moving away before returning towards the group, resulting in another exchange. The drivers eventually move towards him, and he leaves the area.

The circumstances leading to the confrontation remain unclear. It has not been independently established what initially sparked the disagreement, and no confirmed explanation has been provided for what led to the physical altercation.

The video has attracted considerable attention on social media, with viewers discussing the man’s conduct towards the delivery driver and the subsequent escalation involving the group.

Checkers Sixty60 is the grocery delivery service operated by Checkers, part of the Shoprite Group. Its delivery network includes independent contractors.

At the time of writing, no verified information was available confirming whether a criminal case had been opened, whether anyone had been arrested or whether the company had initiated an investigation into the incident.

The identities of those involved and the exact location of the underground parking area have also not been independently confirmed.

The incident remains a subject of discussion following the circulation of the video.

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Moshate TaskTeam Calls for Public Assistance in Search for Alleged Grade 10 Gang Leader in Majakaneng

13 November 2026

Moshate TaskTeam has appealed to members of the public to assist in locating a young boy from Majakaneng, North West, who the organisation alleges is a gang leader and is in possession of firearms.

In a public statement, the organisation claimed that the boy is currently in Grade 10 and that the South African Police Service (SAPS) is also looking for him.

The appeal asks anyone who may know his whereabouts or spot him to contact their nearest police station or inform Moshate TaskTeam.

The organisation also indicated that it wants the boy to attend its disciplinary camp as part of its intervention efforts.

The latest appeal has again drawn attention to concerns surrounding youth involvement in alleged gang activities in the Majakaneng and surrounding areas.

In August 2026, reports emerged about videos circulating on social media that allegedly showed teenagers between the ages of 14 and 17 involved in a violent attack in the Bapong and Majakaneng area. The reports prompted public calls for information, although the specific group’s alleged gang activities were not independently confirmed by SAPS at the time.

Majakaneng has also previously been the focus of police operations. In August 2025, SAPS conducted a multidisciplinary operation involving more than 200 officers and other role-players in the area.

The latest statement from Moshate TaskTeam raises further questions about the challenges facing communities where concerns about youth violence, alleged gangsterism and access to firearms have been raised.

SAPS has not independently confirmed the allegations made in the latest social media statement, and the boy’s identity, the alleged firearms and the circumstances surrounding the reported search remain unverified.