Ndimande Brothers Linked to AKA Murder Reportedly Live in Fear and Request to Be Kept in Eswatini
- The brothers linked to AKA and Tibz's murders are reportedly living in fear for their lives
- The defence for the Ndimande siblings is said to have requested to have them kept in Eswatini and not extradited to South Africa
- Meanwhile, the five other suspects implicated in the assassinations were denied bail
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The Ndimande brothers are said to be in fear for their lives and requested to be kept in Eswatini as opposed to being extradited to South Africa to stand trial for their alleged crime.
Ndimande brothers speak out
Months after Siyabonga and Malusi Ndimande were captured in Eswatini allegedly hiding out, the courts are in the process of having them deported to South Africa.
The brothers are suspected to have been involved in AKA and Tibz's murders in 2023, in which they managed to flee the country while their co-accused were arrested.
As they await an update on the extradition application, ZiMoja reports that the legal counsel representing the brothers claimed that they were in fear for their lives because of the allegations made against them by South African authorities.
Moreover, the defence requested that the brothers be kept in Eswatini instead of taken to South Africa.
This wouldn't be the first time the Ndimande brothers made requests in their case. Briefly News reported on their extradition demands, which they asked to be handed over to correctional services officials instead of the SAPS.
Nota Baloyi threatened by AKA witnesses
In light of the developments in the AKA and Tibz murder trial, Nota Baloyi made some bold claims that he was being threatened.
The controversial music executive alleges that one of the witnesses in the double murder was looking for him, eventually calling and threatening his life.
Nota claims that it was for that reason that he fled the country and went overseas because his life was in danger.
Kairo Forbes sings AKA's song
In an earlier report, Briefly News shared online reactions to Kairo Forbes singing AKA's hit song.
The throwback video warmed many fans' hearts, with some wishing the late rapper was still around to watch his baby girl do amazing things.
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