Latest articles on Karabo Mokoena
Mantsoe ‘a devil in disguise’, sentenced to 32 years
The judge did not mince words in his sentencing, calling Mantsoe’s remorse ‘self-pity’
Karabo Mokoena killer caught in ‘a web of lies’
Judge Johnson said that the accused had “meticulously covered up the evidence,” but he was now “caught in a web of lies.”
Karabo Mokoena’s family rejoices after Sandile Mantsoe is found guilty in her murder
Mantsoe was found guilty of assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm, murder and defeating the ends of justice
Sandile Mantsoe found guilty of murdering Karabo Mokoena
Mantsoe stabbed Mokoena and tried to dispose of her body by burning her remains
Karabo Mokoena murder accused will not testify
Sandile Mantsoe has pleaded not guilty to the charge and faces the possibility of life imprisonment
Security guard refutes Karabo Mokoena suicide assertion
Lucky Nongogo said when he helped Sandile Mantsoe enter his apartment, he did not sense suspicious activity
Was Mokoena alive when her body was set alight? It’s unclear
The coroner she could not determine whether Karabo Mokoena had breathed in soot because her upper and lower airways were no longer present
Karabo Mokoena murder accused pointed out body dumping site
When asked if Mantsoe thought he would receive any benefits from the point-out, Mantsoe allegedly responded, “[I] just want to tell the truth ...”
Karabo Mokoena murder trial postponed
The postponement was granted after the prosecution asked to present photographic instead of lengthy video evidence to quicken the pace of the trial
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