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Two women linked to Ntimba murder to continue bail applications

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Two women linked to Ntimba murder to continue bail applications

Two women linked to the killing of Jabulile Ntimba are expected to appear in the Boksburg Magistrates’ Court on Gauteng’s East Rand this Monday morning, for the continuation of their bail applications.

Ntimba’s half-naked body was found in Ekurhuleni in mid-September.

She was thought to be the ninth victim of a possible syndicate operating in the region.

However, Deputy National Police Commissioner Tebello Mosikili said preliminary findings pointed to a love triangle.

Fortunate Masilela and Tsakane Nester Msithini will appear on charges of premeditated murder, possession of a dangerous weapon, and defeating or obstructing the course of justice.

A third suspect, a man, was arrested by the Gauteng Murder and Robbery Unit but was later released without being charged.

Through their legal representative, the two accused asked the court that their faces not be shown on air.

Their request was granted by the presiding officer. -Reporting by Calvin Dludla Related video| Jabulile Ntimba murder suspects remanded in custody:

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