Late Lindiwe Sibiya An anniversary celebration ended in tragedy after a Gauteng man, Prince Khumalo, 39 allegedly stabbed his wife 17 times in what is called ‘murder most foul’ in South Africa. The mother of two was found dead with multiple stab wounds. The husband to the deceased claims his late wife killed herself after an argument. A family friend alleges the couple had a falling out after their trip to Durban to celebrate their 7 year anniversary, they had a fight and a day later the victim Lindiwe Sibiya 39 was found dead. According to reports, Sibiya’s friend, Thuli Mkhwanazi, said the couple were supposed to drop off their two children, three and seven, with her uncle in Rietz in the Free State. She was adamant that Khumalo murdered her friend and said it was impossible Sibiya could have stabbed herself 17 times. “When they were turning back after their fight, she called her uncle, crying, at about 9pm, saying she no longer wanted to be married to Khumalo. The call ...
The Emir of Kano's daughter who had her marriage introduction last week celebrated her wedding yesterday, January 1, 2016. Sahida Sanusi took some nice shot with her brother and father. (Photo)
Video Assistant Referee (VAR) is turning out to be the biggest star in the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup in France, and is making headline stories at the other positives such as the record television viewing figures around the world. VAR gave Chile a penalty against Thailand late in the second half, which if not wasted would have sent the South Americans into the knock out stage. VAR stole the headline again in the wake of the retaken penalty for Argentina that knocked out Scotland on Wednesday. There was a similar controversy in Nigeria’s loss to France, another retaken penalty preventing the Super Falcons from securing automatic qualification for the knockout phase. If the use of Video Assistant Referees at the 2018 World Cup in Russia was ultimately deemed a success, recent modifications to the laws of the game are causing problems. Scotland and Nigeria were undone by a change to the law on penalty kicks, which means a goalkeeper must now have “at least part of one foot on…...
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