Family massacre social worker hijacked!
Zimbili Vilakazi
SOCIAL Development MEC Nonhlanhla Khoza has asked the police not to leave any stone unturned.
This after the hijacking of a social worker who was assigned to offer psychological support to the Sigampu family in Inanda, north of Durban.
The incident happened in Eshowe on Thursday.
The Sigampu family had lost four of their loved ones during a massacre that claimed the lives of six people in the Khumalo homestead in Nkanini, Eshowe on Saturday.
During the killings, husband Christopher (72), wife Bhikho (62), daughter Mbali (29), niece Snothile (18), grandchildren Thabo (10) and Elihle Khumalo (7) were gathered in a bedroom and gunned down, allegedly by their relative Sthembiso Mthimkhulu (36), who is also a social worker.