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The police have named two more suspects linked to the brutal murder of a journalist and his wife, whose bodies were discovered recently.

Authorities have intensified investigations into the brutal killings of Tshwane radio journalist Aserie Sibusiso Ndlovu and his partner Zodwa Mdhluli, with two new suspects now wanted for questioning.

Forensic teams recovered human remains last Thursday, believed to belong to the missing couple, who vanished without a trace on February 18. While two suspects already face kidnapping charges, law enforcement officials confirm the manhunt has widened.
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Two More Suspects named in the brutal murder of a journalist

Brigadier Athlenda Mathe, police spokesperson, identified the wanted individuals as:

  • Thato David Madisha (24)
  • Sello “Skhalo” Uoane (currently on parole for rape)

“We have strong reason to believe these individuals possess critical information about the abduction and subsequent murders,” Mathe stated. “Our tactical units are actively pursuing all leads.”

The police have asked the public for help locating the two, who are allegedly on the run from authorities.

Current Case Status In the Murder Case

The two arrested suspects – Samuel Mogongwe (41) and Michael Sikhosana (40) – made their initial court appearance Friday at KwaMhlanga Magistrate’s Court. Charges may be upgraded to murder pending DNA confirmation from the recovered remains.

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Public Appeal For The Arrest Of More Suspects

Authorities urge the wanted men to surrender voluntarily and request community assistance:

“Anyone with information should immediately contact Lieutenant Colonel Maboko at 072 030 2794. All tips will be treated confidentially.”

This developing case has drawn national attention, highlighting growing concerns about violence against media professionals in South Africa. Investigators assure the public they’re pursuing all avenues to deliver justice for the victims.

 

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