“No One Deserves to Live In Fear,” South African Celebs Join In As the Nation Mourns Murdered Runner
“No One Deserves to Live In Fear,” South African Celebs Join In As the Nation Mourns Murdered Runner. There is a high possibility that a serial killer is on the loose around Kempton Park. So far bodies of 5 women have been found in a space of two months, with the latest one discovered this morning by a passerby in Olifanstfontein. One of the fresh incident that has the nation grieving is the murder of Elizabeth Tsontso Moselakgomo who has been missing for a couple of days. The 38-year-old runner’s body was positively identified today at the Germiston mortuary by her family.
Tsontso caused panic among loved ones, when she didn’t return to her Kempton Park home after going out for a run on Wednesday afternoon. Her eight-year-old daughter contacted family members, who then alerted police. Fear has now gripped Kempton Park residents as cases of this nature are now rising. Earlier on Monday, Gauteng police discovered the body of a woman in Olifantsfontein,causing greater concern.
Our celebrities, public figures and leaders have joined in the chats. Taking to social media many are gutted and concerned of how women continue to die in this manner. The likes of Fikile Mbalula, Tumi Sole, Thandeka Tshabalala, Thandiswa Mazwai, Masasa Mbangeni, Ashley Ogle, and many others condemn the killings. Others like the Major League DJs have urged women to exercise caution for their own safety.
