Kelly Khumalo and Zandile Khumalo Gumede have recently been connected to a staggering R22 million deal with Netflix to produce a docu-series centred around the tragic events of the day Senzo Meyiwa lost his life.

While the promise of riveting storytelling is undeniable, this collaboration has ignited a storm of mixed emotions, sparking a profound ethical dilemma.The upcoming docu-series aims to delve deep into the details and circumstances surrounding the untimely death of Senzo Meyiwa according to Opera News. The talented South African football goalkeeper was fatally shot in 2014.

 

 

 

BREAKING NEWS
Kelly Khumalo and Zandile Khumalo Gumede have signed a R22million deal with Netflix to produce a docu series about the events that took place in the house the day Senzo Meyiwa was Killed 😳🥺#OrlandoPirates Rhulani #MTN8 pic.twitter.com/wmefIEOCtM

— IG:Joy-Zelda (@joy_zelda) October 7, 2023
Despite years passing since this tragic incident, the case remains unresolved. The wounds of Meyiwa’s family and the South African public continue to fester.

ETHICAL CONCERNS
Critics and concerned citizens raised valid ethical concerns about the project. They questioned whether profiting from such a sensitive topic is ethically sound. This is concerning especially when the case remains unsolved.

She couldn’t remember events at court but can remember on Netflix how convenient wow!!!

R22 MILLION 🥕 Dangling pic.twitter.com/8BV9yAARxk

— VelvetChild SA (@Velvetchild_SA) October 8, 2023
The notion of making a substantial financial gain from a tragedy raises questions about the responsibility. Especially from those involved and the impact it may have on the memory of the victim.