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’South African air is suffocating today’ – Lynn Forbes triggered by Ndimande brothers’ arrival

12 months By Zintle Mdaka

The arrival of the Ndimande brothers in South Africa from their homeland, Eswatini, has opened a wound for Lynn Forbes, the doting mother of the slain South African rapper, Kiernan Forbes who was better known as AKA.

Upon their arrival, Lynn took to her Instagram page to share a heartfelt post expressing her feelings. “If you were the one coming home today that would be justice for me. Everything else is just process. This South African air is suffocating today. I cannot breathe,” she penned.

 

 

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A post shared by Lynn Forbes (@lynnforbesza)

Instagram users weighed in:

Reality TV star Jennifer Bala said: “I’m so sorry my Lynn. I didn’t even know until now. Sending much love and loads of hugs. As much as we all want them to be brought to justice, the trauma and damage is irreversible so I pray you find strength and peace to breathe and keep going.”

Media personality Basetsana Kumalo said: “Sending you love darling.”

While Tshepi Vundla said: “Lots of love to you Ma.”

Siyabonga and Malusi, who stand accused of AKA and Tibz’ murder, arrived in South Africa and appeared in court, where the state revealed that it wants the two brothers to stand trial with five co-accused in July.

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Also see: Here is the shocking twist in the AKA murder case — the killers are coming back

 

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