Fifteen suspects have been apprehended in connection with the murders and attempted murders that occurred at the University of Fort Hare (UFH) in the Eastern Cape.
These individuals are expected to appear in court on Tuesday to face charges related to the attacks and killings. The arrests were made in various provinces following thorough investigations conducted by the national task team assigned to probe these heinous crimes.
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One of the victims of these tragic incidents was Vice-Chancellor Sakhela Buhlungu’s bodyguard, who was killed in what is believed to have been a targeted assassination in 2023. With the recent arrests, the total number of individuals accused in this case has now risen to 25.
According to Police spokesperson Athlenda Mathe, the dedicated team has been diligently working to uncover the truth behind the fraud, corruption, and murders that have plagued the university. Their relentless efforts will continue as they strive to identify and bring to justice anyone implicated in any form of wrongdoing.
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This significant breakthrough in the investigation provides hope for the victims’ families and the entire university community, who have been deeply affected by these tragic events. It serves as a reminder that the authorities are committed to ensuring that justice prevails and that those responsible for these senseless acts are held accountable.
The upcoming court proceedings will shed further light on the details surrounding these crimes and the individuals involved. As the legal process unfolds, the nation awaits the outcome, hoping for closure and a renewed sense of security within the university and its surrounding community.
