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OpenZimbabwean Woman Killed In South Africa, Remains Fed To Pigs
7 months agoTue, 27 Aug 2024 14:41:08 GMT
A Zimbabwean woman and her South African friend were allegedly shot dead in South Africa’s Limpopo province and their remains were fed to pigs by a local farmer.
35-year-old Locadia Ndlovhu, her husband Mabutho Ncube, and Ndlovhu’s 45-year-old friend Maria Makgato were reportedly searching for discarded food at a dumpsite on Onvervaght Farm in Sebayeng, outside Polokwane, when they were attacked.
Ndlovhu and Makgato were killed, while Ncube managed to escape with serious injuries and was able to recount the horrific incident.
The farm owner, 60-year-old Zachariah Olivier, along with two of his employees – 19-year-old Adriaan de Wet and 45-year-old Zimbabwean national William Musoro – have since been arrested and charged with murder, attempted murder, possession of an unlicensed firearm and ammunition, as well as defeating the ends of justice.
Musoro faces an additional charge of contravening the Immigration Act.
The accused persons have appeared before the Mankweng Magistrates Court, and the matter has been postponed to August 30 this year for a formal bail application.
In a statement, Limpopo province police spokesperson Colonel Malesela Ledwaba said:
The suspects were arrested after the discovery of two decomposed women’s bodies in a pigsty on a farm in Sebayeng, outside Mankweng, on August 20.
The arrests followed a thorough investigation by the Provincial Tracking Team and Murder and Robbery Unit.
The investigation began when a 45-year-old South African woman went missing after visiting the farm on August 17, accompanied by a 35-year-old foreign national woman.
Both women sustained gunshot wounds and a 47-year-old foreign national man, who was with them, was also shot and hospitalised.
Capricorn District Municipality Executive Mayor Mamedupi Teffo said they are vehemently opposed to granting bail to the accused. Said Teffo:
What is disturbing about this incident is that not only did the perpetrators shoot them, but they also fed them to the pigs after they killed them.
We are going to come here on August 30 when the three accused appear so that we show our dissatisfaction and so that they do not also get bail.
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mnangagwa · 7 months ago
ndichavona kut ndoita sei kut medu muno zvitapire but chiwenga handei timbonoonesana navo vakuzondisvota ma S.A
Anonymous · 7 months ago
Each and every death thru Xenophon needs to be documented for accountability by the gukuraundist
stonewall · 7 months ago
passport ku south $250:00 basa raunoita harikupe $50:00 per week unoda kudya unoiwanepi mari yokutenga passport iri kudhura zvakadaro ?
Musvitoti · 7 months ago
The question is how many other missing people were fed to those pigs? SOME PEOPLE ARE CRUEL.
🏃♀️ Chi baby Che Zanu 🌊 · 7 months ago
Mabhunu hana kunaka. Tarisai zvavari kuita hama dzedu. Ko imiwo hurumende yakati dzokai kumusha. Huyai ku runyararo. Siyanai nenyika ya Tshaka iyo
theLastAntKing · 7 months ago
ava vangofanana nerimwe bato rinorambidza vamwe vanhu kugara vakasununguka asi iro richiti rakavasunungura.
hatichaziva kuti rakavasungura kuti rivasungirire zvekare here
🏃♀️ Chi baby Che Zanu 🌊 · 7 months ago
Dzokai muyamwe
Egypt Dzinemunenzva. · 7 months ago
zamu racho harisi kupiwa zvakafanana mhai vanerusarudzo zvokuti heki
Oncemore · 7 months ago
Whites in south Africa don't like blacks, especially now that their party is gorvening, ndovairi kutonga. Kutonga kwaro Bhunu
Egypt Dzinemunenzva. · 7 months ago
muZim rikutongawo gamba
Pasi Pamera Ziso · 7 months ago
How about sending a battalion to that country and teach them a lesson. We can not just sit and watch our sons and daughters being treated like animals. There is no country that does not have destitutes even in the UK you still find homeless people but they are allowed to live. Let me warn the authorities whose opinions are dictating the way Zimbabwean people should be treated to stop the nonsense because we are not going to be quiet forever if you continue to draft and implement policies that are anti human and xenophobic. It is all over the media. South Africa is persecuting Zimbabwean foreigners who have contributed immensely to the development of their country yet they are paying them back using measures that may attract red eyes be warned! Your country's stability is very fragile tinouyako mukaswera manguana mugungwa.
Anonymous · 7 months ago
In my opinion… the Government of Zimbabwe and its leaders should do something for the people of Zimbabwe. You can’t allow a situation where as a parent, I mean the President and leaders of Zimbabwe, your children especially girl children going to pick food staff on the garbage and later shot at and killed and fed to pigs!!! This is a big shame!!! Sort out the Zimbabwe’s economy and save yourselves from this embarrassment!
Pasi Pamera Ziso · 7 months ago
Ngatiendeiko tino demander Ropa revana vedu nokuti nyika ndeya Mwari and borders are for demarcation only not a boundary for the justification of xenophobic tendencies.
Big Dude · 7 months ago
ED, the blood of these souls are in your hands
Big Dude · 7 months ago
All those pigs that fed on human flesh must be destroyed by the government. It's better to destroy even the sty
7@$h!0n · 7 months ago
Vaita,sei first of all
chaka · 7 months ago
hiiiii iyi inonzi from e toasting pan to fire. hey Hama let's do something.
fayamanplumbers · 7 months ago
kune anga tiza denga achiyenda gehena here ?
skun · 7 months ago
kufira kutsvaga chikafu muma bin veduwe..very disturbing..anhu dzokai kumusha..hamusi kudiwa uko..pihwai minda muno murime zvamokwanisa shemm..
fugu pfeee · 7 months ago
where is malema. ndozvanofanira kutaura kwete kutaura zveZimbabwe
bk 85 · 7 months ago
ndofunga haunyatsi kuterera kana Malema achitaura
Sir African · 7 months ago
Minda yacho ivo vakamboyishaya,vanopiwa nano?
· 7 months ago
Kudzoka kumusha zvirinane pane kunonga muma bin .
Antman · 7 months ago
Possibly they wouldn't even have bus fare money. The funny part even coming after 10 years yhey wont bring even a bed or stove all their property will rot in SA. Atleast someone suffering locally will be having something as a sign that they tried to live even a bed jacked by stones
Erudite · 7 months ago
@ Peace and tolerance The problem with most of these border jumpers is that they are too lazy to think and have a severe case of Zanu derangement syndrome... Blaming Zanu for their tawdry and mundane lives has become copium for them and fuels their birdbrain ideas of attaining wealth and riches in a foreign land...Most of these people that end up in headlines like the one above do not possess the necessary skill set to make money in Zimbabwe or any country as evidenced by their feeding habits...Those people you say are refusing to come back to Zimbabwe while leading meagre lives in South Africa are the textbook definition of insane...They should wake up and smell the coffee , South Africa is no longer as vibrant as it used to be and only a f00l will continue to make the arduous journey there...This tradition should have ended with our grandparents who used to come back from SA empty-handed with a fake Zulu accent... Erudite out
Antman · 7 months ago
But if we look at it in another way we receive approximately a billion from those Zimbabweans beyond our border. So yes some are suffering cause whatever loot or wage they het they share with families and friends in Zimbabwe
chaka · 7 months ago
you do sound common sense antman. Just imagine with this high level of unemployment. As of me , some other people ey live in zerosphares.they don't know what is paying rent, neither nor have they ever seen how crowded are e streets with vendors. ls it bz all people want to be vendors.
Erudite · 7 months ago
Not these particular Zimbos...Am sure they have never contributed anything and were mercifully put out of their misery... Erudite out
Khan · 7 months ago
may you meet the same fate if you don't repent
Peace and Tolerance · 7 months ago
Zanu has to take most of the blame for this sleepy economy, if they had maintained the grow rates of the 80s and early 90s our economy would be a $100 billion+ economy by now and that would have helped ease most of this migration maybe entirely stop it.
I agree, most of these people are not skilled workers but shouldn't the government support the necessary farm and industry jobs to absorb these people instead of forgetting about them. I know they constantly say they are doing that but the pace at which they are doing it is too slow, considering the high birth rates it won't be enough. And I don't see people having less children anytime soon as they consider them to be their tickets out of poverty, which obviously isn't true and will likely result in more suffering for them and the children.
Erudite · 7 months ago
Do not allow your unwarranted hate of Zanu to cloud your judgement...The 80s and 90s were a period characterized by high market prices for primary commodities which is what the Zim economy relied on..When the boom period ended , those minority whites who still had their grubby mitts on the key sectors of the economy basically held the state hostage and demanded the adoption of the much maligned ESAP. The World Bank is notorious for ruining countries especially African by asking them to implement voodoo economic policies that basically cripple economies in the name of "free markets and liberalization".So if you want anyone to blame for the economic malaise blame the World Bank and the cockamamie whites who created the quintessential settler economy which only suited their needs... Anyway, back to the issue at hand , these people you speak of have a deep distrust of the government and would rather be literal paupers in foreign lands...The government is not some benevolent sugar daddy dishing out jobs to absorb lazy and entitled slackers...Why are these people not innovative , in this modern day one should not pine for a job... Erudite out
Erudite · 7 months ago
@ Antman if it isn't my favorite bottom tier marvel character trying so hard to make sense without the assistance of Thor and Captain America 😂😂😂... Nothing and I repeat nothing should compel a man to leave his native country to go and subsist on literal trash of another country...If they were hellbent on becoming dumpster divers they should have just stayed put in Zimbabwe and taken their uncouth hobby to the bins at supermarkets and fast food joints...I do understand that people might be poor but to justify trespassing and feeding on literal trash in a foreign land is literally the epitome of s.t.u.p.i.d..People should stick it out and find alternative methods of gaining economic emancipation instead of using the tired and old cliche of moving to South Africa...I am pretty sure these individuals were also suffering in SA which kind of defeats the whole purpose of why they went there...... Erudite out
Antman · 7 months ago
Says who. Your narrow minded assertions assume that
Antman · 7 months ago
Yah possibly they were suffering but to them it was better to suffer in a foreign land than to suffer among your family and knowing that they won't lemd a hand
Erudite · 7 months ago
Not possibly suffering but definitely suffering due to their excursions for dumpsite cuisine... Do not make excuses for these people, they are the types of people that let their ego and false sense of pride get in the way of asking for help from their relatives ... Erudite out
Antman · 7 months ago
@Erudite no comment you pointed out something concerning that is probably true
Ramaposa · 7 months ago
munhu akauraiwa body yacho inonzi remains here? body inonzi remains if munhu auraiwa nekudyiwa ne something then zvasara ndoma remains you cant say a corpse ma remains
the gunz · 7 months ago
akazoita maremains after mitumbi yevakafa yapiwa kunguruve kuti dzidye
Anonymous · 7 months ago
Kana munhu afa the soul gets out to leave the remains or corpse. Zvinoda ini former Disola ndinozviziva.kkkkk it's just a suggestion.
Ini Zvangu · 7 months ago
Chinonzi munhu is body and soul. Once the soul leaves the body, what remains are REMAINS
Boma · 7 months ago
True
Fox · 7 months ago
Chitunha/corpse is called remains and is always in plural form.
Antman · 7 months ago
I don't know what power you all believe in but thank God, Allah, Buddha, Ancestors or any superior power that sustain you to see tomorrow. Its not easy to l8ve to see another day
boss · 7 months ago
Rip in peace pakaipa
Antman · 7 months ago
Yah its tough shame suffering home and away
chaka · 7 months ago
what some disturbing news .at least South African police manage to discover e crime. If it was in some other country they could have disappeared like dzamara
Zeus mfana · 7 months ago
Disturbing events
correct · 7 months ago
hmm mamwe ma south africans ane moyo wakawora xua
Antman · 7 months ago
Unfortunately we have our own as part of those evil does
??? · 7 months ago
ko kuzopa nguruve mitumbi yacho mmm sometimes unoona kuti varungu i s.h.i.t mhani
Peace and Tolerance · 7 months ago
KomuZimbo uyo uri kumusireyi
Anonymous · 7 months ago
@mboko, I think hauzive chinonzi peaceful. Musoro wako wakazara zvawakaudzwa nema leaders e opposition kunyomba nyika yenyu. Haisi mhosva yako.
Peace and Tolerance · 7 months ago
He asked a legit question, if life is good and peaceful for you don't assume that it is for every Zimbabwean. If the country was such a paradise it wouldn't have a 5 million strong diaspora, considering its small total population
Oncemore · 7 months ago
In Zimbabwe life is good and peaceful,,
Mboko · 7 months ago
Kupi kwacho usanyepe
Sir African · 7 months ago
its debatable
unru!ÿ · 7 months ago
zvanz heeee tiri joza apa muchitsvaga food muma dumpsites 🤢🤢🤢🤢... dzokai kumba hama dzank mopera nhaka
qwerty · 7 months ago
seared conscience with a hot iron
chimukela · 7 months ago
so painful such kind of inhumane act
