Mzansi Engages in Heated Debate on Senzo Meyiwa As Murder Trial Started Afresh: “He Made a Deadly Mistake”

Mzansi Engages in Heated Debate on Senzo Meyiwa As Murder Trial Started Afresh: “He Made a Deadly Mistake”

  • South Africans continue to debate the events that lead up to the slain goalie, Senzo Meyiwa's murder
  • Fans of the soccer star wish he and Kelly Khumalo never started dating, as some link his death with their alleged affair
  • The Senzo Meyiwa murder trial started afresh at the Pretoria High Court with a new judge Ratha Mokgoatlheng

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Mzansi cannot seem to let Senzo Meyiwa's alleged affair go. Some fans reckon that had he and singer Kelly Khumalo not dated, he would still be alive today.

Senzo Meyiwa murder trial sparks huge debate.
Netizens said that had Senzo Meyiwa not engaged in alleged extramarital affairs, he might have been alive today. Image
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Social media users express their heartbreak at Senzo Meyiwa's alleged 'deadly mistake'

A Twitter user @MakwelaTlou said Senzo Meyiwa made the deadly mistake of allegedly cheating on his wife, Mandisa Meyiwa.

He said that had Senzo remained faithful, he might've been alive today.

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"Faithfulness to his wife could have saved his life. A deadly mistake of cheating cost his life. This story is sad."

Netizens agree with Twitter user, add their own opinion on the matter

Commenting under his tweet, many people seem to echo @MakwelaTlhou's sentiments.

@israelphiri said:

"This is the hardcore fact people want to avoid. A very expensive error."

@Tum_Tumy_ said:

"After his death there was an article where it stated that even the sangoma or the person he was consulting with told him that if he carries on chasing Kelly he will die in her hands."

@_martinkh said:

"The fact that he was married it just makes the whole story sour. Now this whole thing is haunting everyone."

President Ramaphosa suspends Judge Maumela in the Senzo Meyiwa murder trial after failing to come to a judgement

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The murder trial which has gripped the nation started afresh after President Cyril Ramaphosa appointed Judge Ratha Mokgoatlheng.

He suspended Judge Maumela because he took too long to come to a judgement on the trial.

Kelly Khumalo's sister, Zandie Khumalo wrote to the Presidency and advised him to prioritise this case.

She took to the witness stand yet again and reportedly made contradictory statements to her first testimony.

In her open letter, Zandie said:

“It is in the best interest of the country at large that the case is prioritised and fast-tracked. It has been eight years Mr President and no one can say they don’t have enough evidence, all critical and required evidence has been collected and been analysed, so let the court run its course uninterrupted, and it is about time.”

Kelly Khumalo allegedly regretted her relationship with Senzo, court reveals

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Briefly News previously reported that Zandie Khumalo's text messages with Kelly Khumalo got leaked.

Kelly allegedly said she felt as though Senzo brought a dark cloud in her life.

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Jessica Gcaba (Entertainment editor) Jessica Gcaba is an Entertainment Editor for Briefly News (joined in 2023). She is a Journalism graduate from the Durban University Of Technology (2019). She has 4 years of experience as an Entertainment and Lifestyle Journalist at Africa New Media Group writing for ZAlebs website. She passed a set of trainings from Google News Initiative. To reach her, contact: jessica.gcaba@briefly.co.za