RWANDA-SOUTH AFRICA: Claims and counter-claims mount over Cape Town killing of Rwandan dissident By Carien Du Plessis carienduplessis
Just over a week after he was shot dead in an alleged botched hijacking, Rwandan dissident and Uber driver Camir Nkurunziza is set to be buried.
Two South African suspects aged 28 and 41 were arrested and a case was opened in Goodwood. They were due to appear in court on Monday 3 June but it is not clear if this happened. A court appearance is scheduled for next Monday, 10 June 2019, and the suspects remain in custody.
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