'Killed over food parcels in front of his children'

Shocked widow Nosamkelo Dastile, from Mfuleni, Cape Town, said she found their crying two-year-old lying on top of her father.

Cape Town – A father of three has been killed, apparently over food parcels, in front of his children.

Somali shop owner Solomon Adisho had donated the food and Makhendlas was involved in the distribution. Neighbour Noloyise Gilikidi, 50, believes Sandile was killed because of his involvement with the food parcels.

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