‘They must rot in jail,’ say residents
By Nomava Nobumba
19 November 2009
New Crossroads residents were protesting outside the Wynberg Magistrate’s Court today, where three murder accused appeared.
The three are accused of murdering Sithembele Mathiso principal Nomzoxolo Dziba in August.
Angry residents say they must rot in jail.
The throng was vying for Dziba’s blood,carrying placards saying ‘no bail for the accused’.
They also claim that they employed the third accused Vuyisile Ndzumeka to be the chairperson of the School Governing Body, but he turned on them by killing their principal in cold blood.
But that was before the court heard that Ndzumeka and his wife Yalezwa are denying bail.
The two told the court that they rather remain in jail until the case is finished.
While the second accused Luvo Nketo is still waiting to be granted bail.
The case has been postponed until the 28th of January next year.
19 November 2009
New Crossroads residents were protesting outside the Wynberg Magistrate’s Court today, where three murder accused appeared.
The three are accused of murdering Sithembele Mathiso principal Nomzoxolo Dziba in August.
Angry residents say they must rot in jail.
The throng was vying for Dziba’s blood,carrying placards saying ‘no bail for the accused’.
They also claim that they employed the third accused Vuyisile Ndzumeka to be the chairperson of the School Governing Body, but he turned on them by killing their principal in cold blood.
But that was before the court heard that Ndzumeka and his wife Yalezwa are denying bail.
The two told the court that they rather remain in jail until the case is finished.
While the second accused Luvo Nketo is still waiting to be granted bail.
The case has been postponed until the 28th of January next year.
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