In a startling development, Sifiso Meyiwa, the brother of slain football star Senzo Meyiwa, has come forward to share his version of events on the tragic night that claimed his brother’s life. In an exclusive interview with eNCA, Sifiso Meyiwa shed light on the events leading up to the untimely death of the revered footballer, raising new questions about the circumstances surrounding the case.

 

Sifiso Meyiwa’s account has introduced a fresh perspective into the ongoing investigation, as he pointed a finger at Longwe Twala, a controversial figure in the South African entertainment industry. According to Sifiso Meyiwa, he believes that Longwe Twala was the individual who brought the murder weapon to the Khumalo residence on that fateful night. This revelation has ignited a renewed interest in the case, as authorities work to verify the accuracy of this claim.

Despite the significant step forward in the investigation, Sifiso Meyiwa remains uncertain about the identity of the individual who ultimately pulled the trigger. However, he expressed his trust in the judicial system and the impending new trial to uncover the truth and bring justice to Senzo Meyiwa’s memory.

The case of Senzo Meyiwa’s murder has been a long-standing mystery that has gripped the nation since the incident occurred. The talented goalkeeper’s life was tragically cut short in October 2014 during an alleged robbery at the home of his girlfriend, Kelly Khumalo. Despite the passage of time, the case has remained unsolved, leaving the South African public and the football community yearning for answers.

With Sifiso Meyiwa’s recent revelations, there is renewed hope that the veil of secrecy shrouding this case may finally be lifted. As authorities revisit the evidence and probe deeper into the events of that fateful night, the nation watches with bated breath for any new developments that could potentially bring closure to the Meyiwa family and the fans who continue to mourn Senzo Meyiwa’s untimely passing.

The upcoming trial is anticipated to shed further light on the circumstances surrounding the murder, and it is expected to be

The news of Mr. Kgomo getting his job back is making the rounds at Turf, while the whole of Turf Hospital is shaken by the unexpected announcement. The mighty captain has gotten his job back and we can’t help but wonder, how he is going to treat Melita when he returns. Most viewers we not pleased with Mr. Kgomo getting his job because they felt like the show was not taking its viewers seriously, while others felt like the writers were promoting bullying in the workplace, that people can get away with anything. Please don’t forget to like, share, leave a comment, and follow for more articles.

 

@BafanaMana25209 wrote, “Now you are starting to boring me, why Mr. Kgomo is back to Turf Hospital cos he had serious allegations against him? He stole money and abused powers! This is what you are condoning ?? Because he was expelled right but now must be reinstated! Starting to boring me now!!”

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The exact age of Gogo Maweni is not known to the general public. However, she is believed to have been born between 1988 and 1992 in Sandton, Gauteng, South Africa. Maweni is a well-known South African doctor, consultant, social media influencer, entrepreneur, and television personality.

Maweni once confessed to practicing and possessing witchcraft abilities. She is also believed to have bewitched her baby daddies after they failed to pay child maintenance. Maweni is famous for her lavish lifestyle and her herbal businesses. She owns a herbal store and sells jewelry known as Maweni Chakra Online. According to her Facebook profile, Maweni is a gobela at Impande Ye Zulu. She is also famous for appearing in several South African TV shows.

 

 

I guess it’s true that Gogo Maweni is one of the richest South African Sangoma in South Africa. People say Gogo Maweni doesn’t have the money she’s just bragging, but that’s not true a few months ago Gogo Maweni posted on social media that she bought a new car.

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After this post was shared people were so happy for her, someone even commented saying This is nice gogo Please buy me just a small car.

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In South Africa, the role of women in pastoral leadership has evolved significantly over the years. Despite traditional barriers, women have broken through to become pastors, challenging gender norms within religious institutions. These women pastors play a vital role in shaping communities, offering spiritual guidance, and fostering inclusivity.

 

 

 

Their presence has helped reshape perceptions about women’s capabilities in religious leadership and has promoted gender equality. While progress has been made, challenges remain, as some conservative pockets continue to resist their leadership. Nonetheless, the rise of woman pastors marks a positive step towards a more diverse and inclusive religious landscape in South Africa.

Ayanda Ncwane is beautiful South African media personality, entrepreneur, and philanthropist. Born on May 15, 1983, she gained prominence as the wife of late gospel musician Sfiso Ncwane. After his passing in 2016, Ayanda continued to make her mark in the entertainment industry. She was known for her appearances on reality TV shows like “Real Housewives of Durban,” where she showcased her dynamic personality and business acumen.

Apart from her media endeavors, Ayanda was a successful entrepreneur, with interests in fashion and beauty. She launched her own skincare line called “Ayavuna,” which gained popularity for its natural and organic products. Beyond her business ventures, she was committed to charitable work, often using her platform to support various social causes.
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Senzo Meyiwa’s long-time friend, Mthokozisi Thwala, on Wednesday testified in the High Court in Pretoria that he was uncomfortable going to Kelly Khumalo’s home the day the soccer star was kiIIed in an alleged botched robbery.

 

Thwala was testifying about circumstances linked to Meyiwa’s at his singer girlfriend Khumalo’s home in Vosloorus.

Thwala told the court that he was uncomfortable going to the Khumalo homestead because he was also friends with Meyiwa’s wife, Mandisa Mkhize.State prosecutor advocate George Baloyi asked Thwala why he felt uncomfortable going to the Khumalo house.

He replied, saying: “I was also Mandisa’s friend, so it didn’t feel right for me to go to Senzo’s girlfriend’s place whereas I know his wife”.Thwala explained that even though he was reluctant, he ended up going to the Khumalo homestead after Meyiwa convinced him that this was a chance for him to meet his daughter, a child he had with Kelly.

Meyiwa was gunned down at the Khumalo’s home in a suspected robbery, on October 26, 2014.

The people who were in the house on the day Meyiwa was murdered, were Khumalo and her younger sister, Zandile, their mother Ntombi Khumalo (MaKhumalo), Longwe Twala, Meyiwa’s friends, Mthokozisi Thwala and Tumelo Madlala, Kelly’s then four-year-old son, Christian, and Thingo, her daughter with Meyiwa.

Last week Friday, Colonel Lambertus Steyn testified that there was evidence of cellphone contact between some of the accused and Kelly Khumalo

Steyn said accused number five, Ntuli, had made cellphone contact with Meyiwa’s girlfriend twice before the

Ntuli had contacted Kelly twice, in August 2014, and in October 2014, about a fortnight before the goalkeeper was murd3red.

Steyn also revealed that that Ntuli’s number was saved as “mfo kaKhumalo” (loosely translated to he of the Khumalo’s) on accused number three, Mncube’s phone.

Steyn has also found pictures of accused number three, Mncube, which showed he had dreadlocks a day before and on the day of Meyiwa’s

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