SAD💔 | Pictures from the memorial service for five people who were killed in Madlambuzi, Matebeleland South, on August 20 by a man suspected to have mental health problems, Phamani Sibanda, who is already under arrest. The victims are being given a state-assisted funeral.
Previous Post: Yesterday, a man suspected of having a mental illness, Phamani Sibanda (43), attacked people in Madlambuzi, Matabeleland South, using a log, a blunt object, and a sharp weapon. He killed five people and injured two others. The victims were:
- Elliot Khupe (101), male
- Butho Tshuma (97), female
- Catra Matsika 72 years, female
- Constance Sibanda (66), female
- Tiffan Surprise Ndlovu (6), female child
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