Mbuyiseni Ndlozi Goes Off After Witness D Is Assassinated — ‘Evil Will Not Win!’

South Africa is reeling after the shocking death of Marius “Vlam” van der Merwe also know as Witness D, a key figure who testified at the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry — and Mbuyiseni Ndlozi has officially entered the chat.

According to SurgeZirc SA, the witness — who made explosive claims implicating EMPD Deputy Chief Julius Mkhwanazi — was tragically gunned down in Brenthurst, Brakpan. And as the streets tried to process the news, Ndlozi hopped onto X (Twitter) with a message that sent chills down the timeline.

Posting a screenshot from Newzroom Afrika announcing the killing, the Power Talk host issued a fiery warning that had South Africans clutching their pearls.

“Witness D’s testimony is on record. His soul will speak beyond the grave. Evil WILL NOT WIN!”

Ndlozi did not come to play — and social media felt every word.

SA Reacts To Witness D’s Murder: ‘No One Will Testify After This!’

As expected, the comments section turned into a full-blown emotional storm.

@Zani_baccaria1 wasn’t holding back:
“From now on, no one will be willing to testify and tell the truth. Why was he not protected?”

@MoloiThabisoo added a dark twist:
“The evidence will be hearsay in court. Cartels know what they are doing.”

Meanwhile @mmapsie22 broke hearts across the app: “My heart is shattered!! He testified scared, but he still did it for the greater good! May his life not be in vain!”

And @Raibowchild summed up the nation’s mood in one line: “I have never been broken like this 😭😭”

A Witness Gone Too Soon — And A Nation Asking Questions

Witness D, reportedly a former EMPD officer and the owner of a QRF Task Team, was fatally shot outside his home on Gauld Street. Multiple gunmen allegedly ambushed him as he got into his vehicle — with his wife and children witnessing the horror.

During his testimony, the witness claimed he was instructed to dispose of a torture victim’s body at Nigel Dam — and now, many are wondering whether this chilling detail connects to his murder.

But while the country grapples with fear, fury, and heartbreak, Ndlozi’s message is clear: This story is far from over.

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