The family of a 41-year-old Nyanga man are struggling to come to terms with his death over the alleged theft of R200.
It is believed that Thobekile April was accused of stealing money and killed in the early hours of Saturday.“Nyanga police members attended a crime scene in Mohobe Drive on at about 3.20am. Upon arrival they found the body of an unknown man who sustained stab wounds to his head and lower body. The victim was declared deceased on the scene by the medical personnel.
April’s younger brother Thobile said he was in disbelief at his brother’s murder and the alleged reasoning behind it.“This seems to have been planned even before they came to pick him up at night. I heard one of his friends calling him and I thought they were going to have some drinks or something. After 40 minutes, someone knocked on the door telling me that my brother was being attacked.
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