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Shooting case delayed as alleged killer remains in custody

The case against Justice Maponyane, accused of fatally shooting 17-year-old Sthenjwa Ntombela in Alexandra, has been postponed. He remains in custody.

The legal proceedings involving Justice Maponyane, who is accused of shooting and killing 17-year-old Sthenjwa Ntombela in Alexandra, have been postponed to August 21. The case was scheduled to proceed, but was delayed to allow for further investigations.

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Maponyane, a community patroller and former convict, initially went into hiding following the incident. After weeks on the run, he eventually surrendered to the police and is currently in custody. The investigation into the circumstances surrounding the shooting is ongoing, and authorities are working to gather all necessary evidence.

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The postponement ensures that both the prosecution and defence have adequate time to prepare for the case. The community remains tense as the legal process unfolds, seeking justice for the young victim. Further updates will be provided as the case develops.

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Nelson Kgarose

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