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Life sentence for man who stabbed woman, leaving her to die in front of toddler

A Mpumalanga man has been handed a life sentence for the murder of the mother of his child.

Mpumalanga man arrested after surviving shack fire which killed girlfriend

Mpumalanga man arrested after surviving shack fire which killed girlfriend Share A 35-year-old Mpumalanga man was scheduled to appear in absentia before the Standerton Magistrate s Court on allegations of torching his 23-year-old girlfriend to death. The woman died in a fire in a shack that the pair was in on Monday at the Sakhile township near Standerton, Mpumalanga police spokesman Brigadier Leonard Hlathi said in a statement. “According to information, the suspect was last seen in a shack with his girlfriend. However his family members were shocked to realise that the very same shack the two were in, was burning,” he said.

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Man who murdered girlfriend in front of two children gets 25 years

Man who murdered girlfriend in front of two children gets 25 years Share Pretoria - Jan Mafa has been sentenced to 25 years in prison by the Mpumalanga High Court, sitting in Middleburg, for brutally stabbing his girlfriend to death in front of her two small children. Judge HF Brauckmann said was it not for the fact that Mafa had a clean record for 35 years, the crimes would have justified a life sentence. The judge said in Mpumalanga, it seemed that more women were killed at the hands of their partners than by Covid-19. “It is undeniable that we are experiencing high levels of violent crime and in particular with reference to this case, a violent crime against a women.

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Man gets life in prison for murdering mother of his 4 children

PHOTO: iStock A Mpumalanga man has been sentenced to life in prison for the murder of the mother of his four children.  Lucky Alfred Mhlanga, 34, appeared in the Mpumalanga High Court, which was sitting in Breyten, on Thursday, where he was sentenced for the February 2020 murder of Zinhle Happiness Nkabinde, 28, after he pleaded guilty on Wednesday exactly a year after Nkabinde was reported missing.  Her body was discovered in bush on a farm near Mahamba five days after the domestic worker had been reported missing when she did not show up for work. The court heard how Nkabinde was physically abused by Mhlanga repeatedly to a point where she sought solace from authorities by applying for a protection order against the violent father of her children.

Mpumalanga man given life for killing ex-girlfriend and their 4 children

Mpumalanga man given life for killing ex-girlfriend and their 4 children By ANA Reporter Share THE South African Police Service (SAPS) in Mpumalanga on Saturday welcomed the life imprisonment term handed down this week to a man convicted of killing his former girlfriend and mother of his four children about a year ago. Lucky Alfred Mhlanga, 34, was sentenced in the Mpumalanga Division of the High Court, sitting in Breyten, on Thursday for murdering his 28-year-old former girlfriend with whom he fathered four children, Mpumalanga SAPS spokesperson Brigadier Leonard Hlathi said in a statement. The victim Zinhle Happiness Nkabinde s lifeless body was discovered on 15 February 2020 after she was reported missing on 10 February 2020.

Mpumalanga escapees rearrested, face charges of murder, rape, robbery

Mpumalanga escapees rearrested, face charges of murder, rape, robbery Mpumalanga police rearrested the second of two suspects who escaped from custody, with the two men charged with a range of violent crimes. Mpumalanga police have completed their search for two murder, rape and robbery-accused men who escaped from police custody in late January 2021, with a 24-year-old man apprehended on Friday 5 February. Having previously rounded up the other suspect on 27 January, a day after he and his co-accused managed to slip away from officers tasked with transporting them from their cells to the nearby magistrate’s court to face the heinous charges that have been laid on them.

Second suspect who escaped from police van appeared before court after being rearrested

The police in Mpumalanga would like to voice their appreciations to the public for their involvement in making sure that the second suspect who escaped from lawful custody in a police van near Ermelo Correctional Centre on 26 January 2021, is rearrested. 24-year-old Sabelo Nkosi was found last week Friday, 05 February 2021, from his hiding place at a certain house in Khayelisha Township near Ermelo. He was then apprehended and he subsequently appeared before the Ermelo Magistrate’s Court yesterday, 08 January 2021, facing a charge of escaping from lawful custody adding to his initial charges. Meanwhile, Njabulo Nsibande appeared before the same court last week Thursday, 04 February 2021, following his rearrest on 27 January 2021. The case of having escaped from lawful custody against Nkosi and Nsibande was postponed to 22 February 2021, for further investigation.