In a recent development, the Durban Magistrate’s Court has ordered the alleged killers of rapper Kiernan Forbes, popularly known as AKA, and his friend, Tebello Motsoane (Tibz), to uncover their faces during their court appearance. At least five suspects are currently standing trial for the murder.
When the five suspects entered the dock, they had their faces covered, which raised concerns among the public and the victims’ families. Tony Forbes, AKA’s father, expressed his frustration and the desire for the public to see the faces of those accused of taking his son’s life.
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Responding to the concerns raised, the court made the decision to order the suspects to uncover their faces. This decision aims to ensure transparency and allow the public to see the individuals accused of this heinous crime.
The tragic incident occurred on February 10th last year when AKA and Tibz were shot dead outside a restaurant on Durban’s Florida Road. The investigation has revealed that hitmen were paid to carry out the assassination, and multiple individuals played different roles in the murder.
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Currently, seven people are in police custody, with two of the suspects arrested in Eswatini over the weekend. Among those arrested are two shooters, two spotters, and the organiser of firearms and vehicles involved in the crime.
The court’s decision to order the suspects to uncover their faces is a step towards justice and ensuring transparency in the legal proceedings. It allows the public to witness the faces of those accused of this tragic crime and emphasises the importance of accountability in our society.
As the trial progresses, it is hoped that the truth will prevail, and those responsible for the untimely deaths of AKA and Tibz will be held accountable for their actions.
