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No Netflix deal with Kelly Khumalo on Senzo Meyiwa killing - Vimarsana News

No Netflix deal with Kelly Khumalo on Senzo Meyiwa killing

Netflix dismissed social media claims that Kelly Khumalo and Zandile Khumalo Gumede have signed a R22m deal with the platform to produce a docu-series about the events that took place at their Vosloorus house the day Senzo Meyiwa was killed.

Fake news alert: No Netflix deal with Kelly Khumalo on Senzo Meyiwa killing - Vimarsana News

Fake news alert: No Netflix deal with Kelly Khumalo on Senzo Meyiwa killing

Netflix dismissed social media claims that Kelly Khumalo and Zandile Khumalo Gumede have signed a R22m deal with the platform to produce a docu-series about the events that took place at their Vosloorus house the day Senzo Meyiwa was killed.

Judge rules in favour of film firm in Senzo Meyiwa case - Vimarsana News

Judge rules in favour of film firm in Senzo Meyiwa case

A Pretoria high court judge has ruled against Adv Malesela Teffo’s request for the production company that aired the Netflix documentary series on slain soccer star Senzo Meyiwa to be barred from filming the trial.

Netflix says it will not air sixth episode of Meyiwa series before trial ends - Vimarsana News

Netflix says it will not air sixth episode of Meyiwa series before trial ends

Arguments on whether the company should be allowed access to the court room have took most of the court's time on Monday.

Source: ewn.co.za
More drama as Meyiwa accused's lawyer seeks ban of film company in court - Vimarsana News

More drama as Meyiwa accused's lawyer seeks ban of film company in court

The resumption of the highly anticipated Senzo Meyiwa trial began with drama as the lawyer for the first four accused, Adv Malesela Teffo, requested for the production company that aired the Netflix documentary series on the soccer star to be barred from filming the trial proceedings.