The Ndimande brothers, Malusi and Siyabonga, found themselves in the spotlight when they appeared before the Manzini Magistrate’s Court in connection with the murder of AKA and Tibz.
With five other suspects already in police custody in South Africa, the case has become a hot topic on social media.
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During their first court appearance, one of the suspects stood out for all the wrong reasons. Despite the seriousness of the charges, he seemed unfazed, sporting a smile that sent shockwaves through the online community.
Speculations ran wild, with many suggesting that he might be one of the shooters. A video capturing his nonchalant demeanour quickly went viral, leaving people baffled.
[ICYMI] South Africa has not yet file its extradition application for the Ndimande brothers in Eswatini. The pair have been linked to the murder of #AKA and his friend Tebello Motsoane. They appeared in court in Manzini where the matter was postponed to the 12th March. Their… pic.twitter.com/fOVNHw1aBH
— Silindelo Masikane (@Sli_Masikane) March 5, 2024
Meanwhile, another suspect caught attention with his peculiar gestures during the court proceedings. However, the defence lawyer shed light on the matter, revealing that both brothers had expressed concerns about their safety. This revelation fueled speculation that a higher power, possibly the mastermind behind the crime, was still at large.
The South African Police Service (SAPS) added to the intrigue by disclosing that they were uncertain whether the coordinator, known as the “master of everything,” was the true mastermind or if someone else was pulling the strings.
The coordinator had not only assembled the team but also paid all the suspects. However, the police have yet to reveal the account name responsible for the money transfer, leaving many questions unanswered.
Recent media reports have indicated that the suspects received their payment just hours before the murder took place.
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While there are claims of transactional evidence, the account’s name remains undisclosed by the authorities. Additionally, the SAPS disclosed that each of the seven individuals involved had different roles, ranging from spotters to shooters.
As the court case unfolds, the public eagerly awaits further developments and a clearer picture of what truly transpired. The Ndimande brothers and their alleged involvement in the high-profile murder case have captivated the nation, leaving many wondering who is ultimately responsible for the tragic events that unfolded.
