Zandie Khumalo questions why late Senzo Meyiwa’s wife, Mandisa has not been investigated

South African singer, Kelly Khumalo’s sister, Zandie Khumalo laments about how the late Senzo Meyiwa’s wife, Mandisa has not been investigated by anybody since the passing of her husband in 2014.

The singer shared a snippet of an exclusive interview she had with eNCA; she spoke about her last moment with Senzo when he was rushed to the hospital after being shot in her girlfriend, Kelly’s home.

Since the death of the football star, the Khumalo’s have been in great trouble as people perceive them as suspects.

Zandie lends her voice as regards the issue as she called out people’s attention to the fact that her family has gone through hell over Senzo’s death, while his wife, Mandisa is being overlooked without an investigation.
“My family has been abused for years abatholi lutho yet nobody bothers to investigate the wife (Mandisa) Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned and ngeke sithule till benze the right thing sikhathele futhi ngeke sidlale bona,” she wrote on her Instagram post.

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How Zandie Khumalo tried to save Senzo Meyiwa’s life after he was shot

South African songstress Zandie Khumalo has opened up to eNCA for the first time about what transpired that fateful night when Senzo Meyiwa was shot dead.

Meyiwa died in 2014 after being shot during an alleged robbery gone wrong at the home of his then-girlfriend Kelly Khumalo. In the aftermath of his murder, Zandie and her family continue to make headlines.

There seems to be no end to Mzansi’s barbs toward the Khumalo family, and one wonders when they will be exonerated of all the backlash they continue to face.

Zandie who was one of the people inside the house when Senzo was murdered has also shared her own version of events. According to her, one of their neighbors, Mam Sangweni, was allegedly beaten and interrogated by police all night to agree to “certain things.”
The singer has apologized to her neighbours for the torture and stress they had to endure since the incident unfolded.

“I want to apologize on behalf of my family, it was not our intention. We didn’t plan for anything, but It just happen. I would not wish this to happen even on my worst enemy because it is an ongoing cloud that is forever hanging on your shoulders,” she said.

A few weeks ago, advocate Malesela Teffo claimed that the crime scene had been tampered with during his cross-examination of Sgt Thabo Mosia.

Zandie said she doesn’t understand what they mean when they say the crime scene was tampered with because when they came from the hospital their house was full.

“When they say the crime scene was tampered with, I don’t know what they mean. First of all, our house was too small. The minute you have 5 people its a full house. By the time we returned from taking Senzo to the hospital the house was packed. Some of the people we knew and others we didn’t,” she said.

Teffo claimed that when Senzo was taken to the hospital he had already died but Zandie said she tried to save his life.

“I was the one sitting with Senzo at the back of the car, putting pressure on the wound leading to the hospital. Even on our way to the hospital, I could feel him getting cold from his feet. I was busy talking to him all the way, trying to keep him alive .” she said.

Upon being asked what she might have changed, Zandie said that she wished she had stabbed one of the intruders because maybe they would have been able to tell them who hired them.

“When something happens of that magnitude, you forget everything. I even forgot the knife drawer, maybe I could’ve taken a knife and stabbed someone. Maybe if there was one left behind, one would have said something it would’ve been better. Things just go through your mind that I would’ve wanted to do so much, said Zandie.

She continued: “If a situation is facing you and if it will happen on that day there’s nothing you can do it will happen,”