Zovuyo’s death earlier drew widespread shock and public attention after she was found deceased in disturbing circumstances.

The accused — Temoso Manamela, Aviwe Jilingise, Ramodi Rethabile Gladys, and George Jude Plaatjies — are all facing charges connected to the case. During the bail hearing, lawyers for both sides presented their arguments while the accused hope to be released on bail as investigations continue. One of the accused, who works as a school principal, told the court that staying in custody is severely disrupting school operations, including staff salaries and day-to-day running of the institution.

He also highlighted personal struggles, such as health and dietary challenges while detained, and explained how his absence is putting a heavy burden on his family.

He mentioned needing to support his wife, children, and an elderly relative. The prosecution, however, is expected to strongly oppose the bail applications. With investigations still ongoing and the gravity of the murder charges, the State believes the accused should remain in custody for now. The case continues to attract significant interest as it unfolds. 

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Emergency Services spokesperson Xolile Khumalo confirmed that six fatalities have been recorded so far out of the 12 people affected. Authorities are continuing their work at the scene as investigations remain ongoing.

The devastating loss of life has deeply affected relatives and residents, many of whom are still trying to come to terms with the tragedy. Emergency teams responded swiftly, working tirelessly to assist victims and secure the area.

Officials have urged the public to remain calm and allow investigators the space to determine the full circumstances surrounding the incident. More details are expected to be released as information is verified.

This remains a developing story.

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This comes after a dash cam captured the fatal attack of a 22-year old Nigerian e-hailing or Bolt driver Isaac Satlat in Pretoria.

The young man was assaulted, hijacked and strangled to death on Thursday night in Pretoria.

His body and the car were later found some kilometers away in Moshongo in Attridgeville just outside Pretoria.

Satlat was a student and he was due to graduate next month and plans were underway for him to move to Canada to continue with his studies.

“We are deeply saddened by the tragic incident involving a driver operating on the platform. Our thoughts and condolences are with the victim’s family and loved ones during this incredibly difficult time.

“We are aware of the video circulating online and understand the concern it has generated. We are working closely with law enforcement authorities and will provide all necessary information to support their investigation and help bring those responsible to justice,” the statement reads.

Bolt said they are conducting a thorough internal review of this case and will take any additional measures necessary to strengthen enforcement and enhance safety on the platform.

“As this is an active investigation, we will not be able to comment further at this time,” the statement reads.

So far, a male and a female have been arrested in connection with the murder of Satlat.

Gauteng police initially a female suspect, who faces charges of carjacking and murder and is expected to appear in the Atteridgeville Magistrate’s Court.

Law enforcement confirmed the arrest of a second individual believed to have been involved in the fatal hijacking. A third suspect is reportedly still at large. Police have urged members of the public to provide any information that could assist with the ongoing investigation.

The case remains under investigation as authorities work to apprehend all individuals responsible. Police continue to gather evidence and appeal to witnesses to come forward. Court proceedings for the arrested suspects are pending, with updates expected as the legal process unfolds.

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According to information received, the body was found by railway security guards inside a drainage system in the area.

It is believed that the body may have been there for several days.

The circumstances surrounding how the body ended up at the scene remain unclear.

According to Jozi FM, railway security personnel alerted the authorities and relevant stakeholders, who responded to attend to the matter.

Police have opened an inquest docket and investigations are ongoing.

Members of the public who have missing female relatives are urged to visit their nearest police station for more information or to enquire about the incident.

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According to investigators, the footage captures a gunman with dreadlocks approaching and shooting the victim as he arrived at his vehicle outside a venue. After being shot, DJ Warras attempted to flee but collapsed at the scene. He was armed at the time, and nothing was stolen, suggesting the attack was not a robbery.

Police also identified a second suspect wearing clothing resembling a security uniform, who was seen with the gunman after the shooting. A third suspect is believed to have played a role in the incident.

DJ Warras was shot and killed this afternoon, Tuesday, in Johannesburg’s Central Business District.

Provincial detectives, intelligence units, and tracking teams are now analyzing the footage and tracing the suspects’ movements to determine where they fled after the attack. The investigation is ongoing.

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