Sibusiso Anthon Mkhwanazi

When Bhiza walks out of Zonderwater Prison, the streets remember. Once a feared name in the underworld, now a symbol of discipline and quiet power, he returns to a country where corruption has gone corporate  and the new kings wear suits instead of leather jackets. But Bhiza isn't done. From the alleys of Durban to the towers of Sandton, he rebuilds his empire on a foundation of loyalty, respect, and law  his law.
He forms The Iron Circle, a brotherhood bound by codes older than money and stronger than fear. Yet as power grows, so do enemies: shadow governments, rogue ministers, and ambitious protégés who crave his throne. In a South Africa where politics, crime, and capitalism blur into one, Bhiza becomes both a myth and a target. His struggle isn't just for survival  it's for control of a system that forgot where power truly comes from.
The Black Mafia is a gripping, high-stakes saga of leadership, betrayal, and legacy  a new breed of gangster story where the streets are classrooms, and every code written in blood becomes a lesson in empire.