Zimbabwean Woman Also Killed in Kempton Park South Africa Murders

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It is with heavy heart that I report yet another tragic loss of life in Kempton Park, South Africa. Gracious Aisha Nkomo, a 28-year-old Zimbabwean woman, was brutally murdered. She left a lodge in Kempton Park accompanied by three men, and just a few days later, her body was discovered between Kempton Park and Germiston.

These murders in Kempton Park and other parts of Ekurhuleni are targeting women, and the situation has become alarming. So far, nine women’s bodies have been found dumped along roadsides in different areas around Kempton Park. This pattern of violence is not just random — it is a serial killer on the loose, and justice must be served.

These evil acts are unacceptable. It’s as if Satan himself is walking among us during these last days. Darkness and evil are glaring in our communities, and innocent blood is being shed without remorse. The killers must be found dead or alive. There can be no room for mercy when it comes to such heinous crimes. Justice demands that these murderers be brought to account.

We are witnessing a rise in wickedness, with some witches and evil-doers using blood rituals to gain riches. Some of these rituals involve heinous acts of rape before killing victims — acts so barbaric that they defy human decency. Evil does not fear the law; it flourishes in the shadows, emboldened by the darkness.

As violence, xenophobia, looting, robbery, and murders increase around us, it becomes clear that we are living in perilous times. The only way to combat this wave of evil is through fierce and decisive action. The death penalty must be brought back. Until justice is truly served, the blood of victims will continue to cry out for retribution.

There can be no true justice for Gracious Aisha Nkomo or any other innocent soul until we take firm action against these monsters. We must stand united, unyielding in our fight against evil, and demand that those responsible pay the ultimate price.

Let us pray for strength and wisdom to confront these dark forces and work tirelessly to restore peace and justice in our communities.

By Collen Makumbirofa 
Makumbirofa Farms 
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