Dear: @mmkubayi@SAPoliceService@NPA_Prosecutes . For the past three years the family of Zanele Precious Nkosi the victim has been seeking justice for her and till this day @SAPoliceService@mmkubayi no arrest has been made. @mmkubayi South African lives also matter.
Zanele Precious Nkosi was 41. Attorney. Chairperson of the North West Black Lawyers Association. Director at a Rustenburg firm. Specialised in civil and municipal litigation. Also did criminal work. Served on Law Society of South Africa structures. In her spare time she helped get sanitary pads to schoolgirls around Rustenburg so they didnโt miss class.
On 29 March 2023, late afternoon, she left her office at 167 Klopper Street and walked to her black Mercedes-Benz. Two unknown men approached. They shot her multiple times in the head and upper body. She died at the scene.
Family said it looked like a hit. She had no fixed knock-off time. Relatives believed she was being watched. They waited until she was reversing, then they moved. She lived with her 72-year-old mother and her eight-year-old daughter. The family was already mourning another sister who had died on New Yearโs Day.
Police confirmed two unknown suspects. No arrests that day. No arrests the week after. No arrests in 2024. In May 2025 they offered R150 000 for information that leads to arrest and conviction. Motive still listed as unknown.
September 2026. More than three years later. Still no suspects in custody. Still no public explanation of what the investigation actually produced. CCTV, phone records, ballistic work, possible witnesses on a busy street in Rustenburg โ none of that has been converted into a charge sheet the public can see.
A practising lawyer was executed in daylight outside her own office. That is not a random township robbery that went wrong. That is a professional taken out in the middle of town. And the case has been allowed to go cold while a reward poster sits there.
If you know something: Rustenburg SAPS 014 590 4115 / 014 590 4116, Lt-Col Patrick Murunwa 082 772 5991, or Crime Stop 08600 10111.
A murdered attorney should not become just another unsolved docket. #JusticeforZanele
My name is Lebogang Mogale, I am 26 years old and originally from Limpopo. I am currently staying in Alberton, Gauteng, and have been bedridden since January this year.
Before January, I was healthy and working hard towards my qualification. I was supposed to graduate in June, but instead, I have spent months battling severe and unexplained health problems.
I became seriously ill during the first week of January. I developed a severe cough with yellow phlegm, struggled to breathe at night, experienced excessive heat while sleeping, and had acid coming out of my mouth. Since then, my health has changed completely.
I have experienced symptoms including severe body shocks, shaking, dizziness, rapid heartbeat, blood rushing to my head, adrenaline-like episodes, swelling of my tongue and throat, diarrhoea, nausea, painful veins and joints, a burning sensation throughout my body, dry eyes and severe digestive problems.
For about four months, I struggled to eat because of the swelling of my tongue. At times, I survived mainly on yoghurt, and sometimes I could not eat at all.
I am now mostly bedridden. When I try to stand or walk, I become extremely dizzy and feel as though I may faint. My heart starts racing, my legs feel as though blood is pooling in them, and I struggle to breathe properly. I also experience severe digestive problems, including bloating, nausea, acid reflux and diarrhoea. Food can feel as though it remains in my stomach for hours.
Since January, I have visited Thelle Mogoerane Hospital, Charlotte Maxeke Academic Hospital, Steve Biko Academic Hospital and various clinics numerous times. Despite undergoing blood tests, I have repeatedly been sent home because the results were reportedly normal.
Some doctors have suggested anxiety or reflux, but I continue to experience debilitating physical symptoms.
One doctor raised the possibility of dysautonomia/POTS, a condition involving dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system, which can affect heart rate, blood pressure, digestion and other bodily functions. I am also seeking assessment for conditions such as gastroparesis and MCAS, but I need qualified specialists to properly investigate and diagnose me.
I am urgently asking for help finding specialists in Gauteng who have experience with POTS/dysautonomia and related conditions, particularly a cardiologist/electrophysiologist, neurologist, gastroenterologist and allergist/immunologist.
If you are a specialist who may be able to assist Lebogang, or if you know a doctor or medical team in Gauteng with experience in these conditions, please reach out.
If you cannot assist medically, please share this post so that it can reach the right people.
Lebogang desperately wants to regain her health and continue with the life she had worked so hard to build.
Contact:
๐ 068 872 6300
๐ 065 872 6300
Lebogang Mogale โ Alberton, Gauteng | Originally from Limpopo
Thank you to everyone who takes the time to read, share and assist.
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