Rosmary Ndlovu’s Ex-colleague Offered R80k From Insurance for Husband’s Death, “Hitmen” Snitched to Police

Rosmary Ndlovu’s Ex-colleague Offered R80k From Insurance for Husband’s Death, “Hitmen” Snitched to Police

  • Serial killer cop Rosemary Ndlovu is back in court with her ex-colleague, Nomsa Mudau, for conspiring to kill Mudau's husband
  • One of the hitmen commissioned for the assassination told the court how Mudau offered R80 000 from a R3 million insurance payout for the hit
  • Both Mudau and Ndlovu have pleaded not guilty to the charges of conspiracy to commit murder in the Kempton Park Regional Court

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KEMPTON PARK - The hitman hired by serial killer Rosemary Ndlovu's friend and ex-colleague, Nomsa Mudau, is spilling all the beans in court.

Rosmary Ndlovu’s ex-colleague Nomsa Mudau offered two men R80k to kill her husband
Nomsa Mudau tried to follow Rosemary Ndlovu's footsteps and offered "hitmen" R80k to kill her husband. Image: @Naledi_Mailula/Twitter & stock image/Getty Images
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Njabulo Vincent Kunene told the Kempton Park Regional Court on Monday, 17 April, how the former police sergeant offered him and his friend R80 000 to take out her husband, Justice Mudau.

Hitmen never intended to kill Nomsa Mudau's husband

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Kunene said he initially agreed to carry out the hit but had no intention of pulling it off, TimesLIVE reported.

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Kunene told the court:

"I agreed to the killing, but I do not live off blood money.”

Instead of following through on the hit, Kunene and his friend, Jabilani Mtshali, tipped off the police and Mudau's husband, and the woman was subsequently arrested, News24 reported.

Nomsa Mudau emulates Rosemary Ndlovu in plan to kill husband

Mudau's plan to kill her husband dates back to February 2018. The ex-cop planned to emulate her colleague at the time, Rosemary Ndlovu.

Ndlovu made millions by orchestrating hits of five of her family members and her boyfriend, then cashing in on insurance policies after they were killed.

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According to Kunene, Mudau planned to follow suit and said she would pay the hitmen once she received about R3 million from an insurance policy on her husband.

Nomsa Mudau commissions hit on husband while dressed in police uniform

Kunene told the court that he was stunned by Mudau's request because while asking them to kill her husband, she was dressed in full police uniform.

Mudau and Ndlovu have been charged with conspiracy to commit murder but have pleaded not guilty to the charges.

The trial will resume on Tuesday, 18 April.

South Africans want justice for plot to kill Mudau's husband

Below are some comments:

@macmonate said:

"Let justice be served on this case."

@PatrickTPhatudi speculated:

"They will be out of jail after serving 25 years. Even Chris Hani's killer is out."

@PretoriaProudly exclaimed:

"So Rosemary specialises in eliminating people."

@Freshe62796650 commented:

"This one has demons."

@mluclive claimed:

"Rosemary is recruiting women to commit murder."

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Serial killer ex-cop Rosemary Ndlovu back in the dock for conspiring to kill former police officer’s husband

Serial killer Rosemary Ndlovu back in the dock for conspiring to kill former police officer’s husband

Earlier, Briefly News reported that serial killer ex-cop Rosemary Ndlovu was back in court to face fresh charges of conspiracy to commit murder.

Ndlovu was slapped with six life sentences in 2021 for murdering five of her relatives and her lover, on whom she had taken life insurance and funeral policies.

The convicted murderer appeared in the Kempton Park Regional Court alongside fellow former police officer Nomsa Mudau on Monday, 17 April, TimesLIVE reported.

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Lerato Mutsila (Current affairs editor) Lerato Mutsila is a journalist with 3 years of experience. She obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from Pearson Institute of Higher Education in 2020, majoring in broadcast journalism, political science and communication. Lerato joined the Briefly News current affairs desk in August 2022. Mutsila is also a fellow of the 2021/2022 Young African Journalists Acceleration programme, which trained African journalists in climate journalism. You can contact Lerato at lerato.mutsila@breifly.co.za