Senzo Meyiwa’s Cousin reveals Who killed Senzo
In a shocking turn of events, Siyabonga Miya, cousin and spokesperson for the late Orlando Pirates and Bafana Bafana goalkeeper Senzo Meyiwa, has asserted that the sportsman was not killed by robbers six years ago.
Instead, Miya claims that Longwe Twala, son of music mogul Chicco Twala, fatally shot Meyiwa during an argument with Twala’s then-girlfriend, Zandi Khumalo.
Miya made these sensational claims during an interview with Newzroom Afrika on Tuesday, following a News24 report that stated police investigators had allegedly found a gun believed to have been used in Meyiwa’s murder on October 26, 2014. The firearm, reportedly linked to a suspect currently serving a 30-year sentence for another murder, could potentially lead to a breakthrough in the case, according to a police officer associated with the investigation.
However, the national police, represented by spokesperson Vish Naidoo, denied any knowledge of these developments, stating, “If there is anything on the Meyiwa matter, everyone will be informed, it won’t be anyone’s scoop. The national police are the only ones speaking on the matter.”
Despite these official denials, leaks over the years have suggested various angles to Meyiwa’s murder. Previous reports hinted at the absence of robbers during the incident, challenging the initial narrative of an armed intrusion. Another report implicated Meyiwa’s girlfriend, Kelly Khumalo, alleging her involvement in orchestrating the hit on the goalkeeper’s life.
Miya disclosed that the family learned about the recent reports through the media and had not been contacted by the police. He further claimed that National Police Commissioner General Khehla Sitole was aware that Meyiwa was shot by someone inside the Khumalo home and accused Longwe Twala of being the perpetrator.
“The police right now are supposed to be arresting Longwe Twala for killing Senzo. Senzo was shot by Longwe Twala; there was no one who entered the house. Then, after that, they must arrest all the police in the case for defeating the ends of justice,” asserted Miya.
Miya emphasized that the responsibility for making arrests rested with the police, expressing the family’s frustration with the lack of progress in the investigation. Despite the tumultuous developments, he affirmed the family’s stance, stating, “Whether they arrest him or not is up to them, because we have said several times, there was no one who entered the house.”
As the controversy surrounding Senzo Meyiwa’s tragic death persists, the family remains in distress, with Miya expressing hope for healing in the future.
In a shocking turn of events, Siyabonga Miya, cousin and spokesperson for the late Orlando Pirates and Bafana Bafana goalkeeper Senzo Meyiwa, has asserted that the sportsman was not killed by robbers six years ago.
Instead, Miya claims that Longwe Twala, son of music mogul Chicco Twala, fatally shot Meyiwa during an argument with Twala’s then-girlfriend, Zandi Khumalo.
Miya made these sensational claims during an interview with Newzroom Afrika on Tuesday, following a News24 report that stated police investigators had allegedly found a gun believed to have been used in Meyiwa’s murder on October 26, 2014. The firearm, reportedly linked to a suspect currently serving a 30-year sentence for another murder, could potentially lead to a breakthrough in the case, according to a police officer associated with the investigation.
However, the national police, represented by spokesperson Vish Naidoo, denied any knowledge of these developments, stating, “If there is anything on the Meyiwa matter, everyone will be informed, it won’t be anyone’s scoop. The national police are the only ones speaking on the matter.”
Despite these official denials, leaks over the years have suggested various angles to Meyiwa’s murder. Previous reports hinted at the absence of robbers during the incident, challenging the initial narrative of an armed intrusion. Another report implicated Meyiwa’s girlfriend, Kelly Khumalo, alleging her involvement in orchestrating the hit on the goalkeeper’s life.
Miya disclosed that the family learned about the recent reports through the media and had not been contacted by the police. He further claimed that National Police Commissioner General Khehla Sitole was aware that Meyiwa was shot by someone inside the Khumalo home and accused Longwe Twala of being the perpetrator.
“The police right now are supposed to be arresting Longwe Twala for killing Senzo. Senzo was shot by Longwe Twala; there was no one who entered the house. Then, after that, they must arrest all the police in the case for defeating the ends of justice,” asserted Miya.
Miya emphasized that the responsibility for making arrests rested with the police, expressing the family’s frustration with the lack of progress in the investigation. Despite the tumultuous developments, he affirmed the family’s stance, stating, “Whether they arrest him or not is up to them, because we have said several times, there was no one who entered the house.”
As the controversy surrounding Senzo Meyiwa’s tragic death persists, the family remains in distress, with Miya expressing hope for healing in the future.
Top Ten Cheapest Phones in South Africa – November 2023
In a world driven by technological advancements, having an affordable yet reliable smartphone is essential. Here’s a roundup of the top ten cheapest phones currently available in South Africa, catering to various budgets and needs.
1. Tecno Spark 7
Price: R1,499
The Tecno Spark 7 kicks off our list as one of the most budget-friendly smartphones in South Africa, offering a decent camera setup and a vibrant display at an affordable price point.
2. Samsung Galaxy A02s
Price: R1,899
Samsung’s Galaxy A02s secures the second spot, providing users with the trusted Samsung experience at an accessible price. Its large display and reliable performance make it an attractive choice for budget-conscious consumers.
3. Nokia C10
Price: R1,599
Nokia makes its mark in the affordable segment with the C10, offering a straightforward and reliable smartphone experience at a competitive price.
4. Xiaomi Redmi 9A
Price: R1,699
Xiaomi’s Redmi 9A stands out with its impressive battery life and capable performance, making it a strong contender in the entry-level smartphone market.
5. Infinix Hot 10 Play
Price: R1,799
Infinix Hot 10 Play secures its position with a combination of a large display, robust battery life, and a budget-friendly price, catering to users who prioritize multimedia consumption on their devices.
6. Huawei Y5p
Price: R1,899
Huawei’s Y5p offers users a taste of the brand’s technology at an economical price, featuring a compact design and reliable performance for everyday use.
7. Itel Vision 1 Pro
Price: R1,499
The Itel Vision 1 Pro makes its mark with an affordable price tag and a focus on delivering a satisfactory camera experience, making it a noteworthy option for budget-conscious photography enthusiasts.
8. Oppo A15
Price: R1,899
Oppo’s A15 combines a sleek design with competent features, offering users an affordable yet stylish smartphone option in the South African market.
9. Vodacom Smart Kicka 4
Price: R899
The Vodacom Smart Kicka 4 is a wallet-friendly option for those seeking basic smartphone functionalities, making it an ideal choice for first-time smartphone users.
10. Hisense Infinity E40 Lite
Price: R1,899
Closing our list is the Hisense Infinity E40 Lite, providing users with a balance of performance and affordability, along with a sleek design that caters to the modern smartphone user.
Prices listed are approximate and subject to change based on promotions and market fluctuations. Consumers are advised to check with retailers for the latest pricing information.
