But his family keeps seeing the car in the area where their
brother was killed.
And they believe the killers will one day bring the car
back.
“We don’t know if they are haunted by the car or by what
they did to my brother,” said Nelly Nyakarubve (31).
She said the 34-year-old from Buhle Park in Ekurhuleni was
killed on 18 February while delivering detergents to his customers.
“We heard the hijackers had been following him on the day.
Nelly Nyakarubve wants justice for her brother Kelvin
Zinyoni, who was killed by hijackers. Photo by Ntebatse Masipa
“When he stopped to deliver for a customer, the hijackers,
who pretended to want to buy from him, produced a gun and shot him,” said
Nelly. She said witnesses told her the suspects pulled Kelvin out of the car,
shot him and drove off in his car.
“We are devastated by his sudden passing. Those thugs must
know they are going to reap what they sowed. Why didn’t they take the car and
leave my brother alone?
“That car is going to haunt them and whoever they sell it
to. They must just bring it back.”
Nelly said days before her brother’s body was repatriated
to be buried in Zimbabwe, the car was seen around ekasi.
“Some relatives followed it and said it was the same car
with several marks, which we knew it had. The car then left kasi and resurfaced
this past weekend.
“We informed the police about the matter and they are
following up on the information,” she said.
Sergeant Daphne Phooko of Elsburg Police Station confirmed
that hijacking and murder cases are being investigated. Daily Sun
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