Man killed and throat cut off
Some of the shocking incidents include the rape and murder of a woman whose lifeless body was dumped in a hole with numerous stab wounds all over the body.
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PIENAAR – Slowly but surely this township is becoming a no-go area for the community members because of the senseless killings that are on the increase.
In bizarre incident, a man estimated to be in his early 20s, had his throat slit at Tinkukhwini section.
Mr Vusimuzi “Mphimbo” Nkosi, was looking forward to meeting his family after he had served a two-year prison sentence.
After visiting a friend, his lifeless body was found lying on the ground. It’s alleged that he was involved in an argument with the friend.
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The spokesperson of local police, Lt Jabu Ndubane confirmed the incident and said, “We have arrested the friend of the deceased. We also discovered that the suspect had a fight with the deceased, but the investigation is on going”.
The suspect is expected to make his brief appearance in the Kabokweni magistrate court on charges of murder.
This publication also learnt that information at the police’s disposal also indicated that Nkosi was previously released on parole and he was sent back to jail after he violated his parole.
This newspaper has covered numerous incidents of brutal killings around the area that left family members and the community at large traumatised.
Some of the shocking incidents include the rape and murder of a woman whose lifeless body was dumped in a hole with numerous stab wounds all over the body.
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Another one is the rape and murder of a woman estimated in her early 20’s and her body was found lying near the the road with a big stick inserted in her private parts.
These shocking incidents of brutal killings were also condemned by the Nguni Cluster of the Mothers’ Union in the Anglican Church of Southern Africa, which is a structure that stands against women and child abuse in South Africa.
Its president, Ms Thembsie Mchunu broke down in tears during our interview as she was overcome by emotions.