The police are looking for an unknown number of suspects responsible for murdering 30-year-old Sisanda Fani from Walmer in Port Elizabeth on Saturday.
According to the police, Fani’s body was discovered by a resident close to an apartment complex earlier on Saturday morning.
“She was found outside a complex on Restitution Road in Walmer. “Her body was found at about 06:00 by a resident who exited the Fairfield complex and noticed a VW Polo parked on the pavement in front of it,” said police spokesperson Captain Sandra Janse van Rensburg.
Sisanda Fani was found in her car, with a single gunshot wound to her head.
Earlier on Saturday, News24 reported a 39-year-old woman was allegedly shot in the head by her estranged husband after attempting to pick up some of her belongings at his house in Summerstrand, also on Saturday morning.
The Port Elizabeth couple was in the process of divorcing and the victim’s husband confronted her as she went to the house, Van Rensburg said.
The couple’s three children – aged two, seven and 10 – were present during the incident, but ran to a neighbouring property.
Mount Road cluster commander Major General Thembisile Patekile urged women to request a police escort whenever they needed to go back home to fetch any belongings especially after leaving home due to domestic-related incidents.
“Never confront your partner alone in situations of domestic violence as these may have serious or fatal consequences,” Patekile said in a statement.
SOURCE: NEWS24
In Other News – Arrested for Fake Payslip
23-year-old Gugulethu Tony Ngoma was convicted of fraud and sentenced to six years imprisonment for faking a payslip.
Captain Matimba Maluleke, Hawks spokesperson said Ngoma bought a vehicle worth R300 000 at a vehicle dealership in Polokwane on 3rd April 2019, using what the Hawks say was a bogus payslip and bank statement to purchase the car.
He said the accused was traced and arrested by the Hawks’ Serious Commercial Crime Investigation team at Kwaggafontein Court in Mpumalanga where he was appearing for another case.
Maluleke said the fraudulently bought car has already been recovered. read more
