Simon MajadiboduandWendy Dondolo|Published52 minutes ago‘We want the facts’: Cartrack CEO breaks his silence after Gcina Dhladhla’s death at the office

Cartrack SA CEO Joshua Victor has responded to the death of employee Gcina Dhladhla. Cartrack SA CEO Joshua Victor has broken his silence over the death of his employee,Gcina Dhladhla, who died inside a toilet cubicle at Cartrack’s Rosebank offices on Saturday. Victor said the company was working with investigators and the family to establish the facts surrounding the incident.

The death of Dhladhla, 29, has sent shockwaves across the country, with mounting calls for accountability. Victor said in a joint statement released with the family on Thursday that both parties are united in wanting the facts to be fully established to determine what happened. This comes after the ANCYL in Gauteng led a protest on Thursday calling on the company to take accountability for Dhladhla’s death. Earlier, IOL News reported that employees were allegedly locked inside the company’s offices as the protest took place.