Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Journalist confirmed Mfanafuni Kunene is the name of the manager who killed Ayabonga Mjilo Gcino as he buried her in his yard in Inanda, Amaoti.
Taking to social media, popular South African tabloid, Lodi confirmed: “On the left is Mfanafuni Kunene who is alleged to have killed the missing lady on the right.
“They were seen together on the day she went missing and was today found buried at Mfanafuthi Kunene’s backyard in Amaoti.
Mfanafuthi will be appearing in Durban magistrate court for the murder.”
A 37-year-old man from Maotana, Nanda outside Thekwini, who was arrested today after abducting Mrs. Ayabonga Mjilo (24), who was carrying her to work, killed her.
According to Colonel Robert Netshiunda, this man turned out to be the one who was seen walking with the woman who was reported missing on the 25th of last month.
There was a report that this woman was last seen at a food court in Mhlanga, and when the cameras were checked, she was seen walking with a man who was her boss at work. READ MORE HERE
Durban, KZN – The disappearance of 23-year-old Ayabonga Mjilo has taken a shocking turn as new, conflicting details emerge, leaving her family and community desperate for answers. Ayabonga, who was last seen on Wednesday, 23 December, was initially reported to have been at Capello Umhlanga that night, but new information casts doubt on the story.
What We Know So Far
Ayabonga’s friends claimed she was last seen at Capello, wearing a black bum short and black T-shirt. Two anonymous customers also backed up this claim, stating they saw her at the venue. According to the witnesses, she was at the vip area of the restaurant, seen with a group of Nigerian men. READ MORE HERE
“They seemed to be having fun initially, but then an argument broke out. Ayabonga left the restaurant, followed by the men. That’s the last anyone saw of her,” said one source.
A Shocking Twist: The Missing CCTV Footage
However, it’s is said when Ayabonga’s brother visited Capello to view the CCTV footage, he was met with a startling discovery – there was no footage of Ayabonga ever being at Capello that night.
“We don’t know what to believe anymore. The witnesses are certain they saw her, but the CCTV tells a different story,” said a family friend.
A Desperate Plea for Help
Adding to the family’s frustration, the detective assigned to the case has yet to provide any updates, leaving them in the dark while Ayabonga’s life could be in serious danger.
Identifying Marks
Ayabonga has several tattoos that could help identify her:
A rose tattoo on her back.
Her date of birth (2001) on her left side.
Her mother’s date of death (11/2019) on her hand.
A tattoo on the front of her right leg.
Her family is urging anyone with information to come forward immediately.
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