@josephlung1997@just_tshiamo@pmcafrica I’m still in disbelief some people are technically justifying this, so if it’s their mother or wife they wouldn’t also mind
@just_tshiamo@pmcafrica do you know the full context, how do you know they were in the wrong ? does that justify taking 3 lives so brutally? Wdym? A grown person justifying an inhumane and disgusting act? They were just unfortunate to have an animal showing its capabilities with them
@tjpumpinng@pmcafrica I am so shocked, like how one justify such inhumane behaviour without even knowing full context of the story even if he was abused but this is totally unacceptable.
@vhakwevho47@pmcafrica If you were in the same position you would have killed three women probably with kids? no one is disputing the toxicity in work places but the intentional killing?
Boxer Mourns Three Employees Killed in Horrific Act of Violence at Eshowe Store on 10 October as Families Receive Support and SAPS Investigation Continues
Boxer has expressed deep sadness following the deaths of three of its employees in a horrific act of violence at the retailer’s Eshowe store on Saturday, 10 October 2026. The company said the tragedy had deeply affected its workforce and extended its condolences to the families and loved ones of the deceased.
The retailer said it had been supporting the bereaved families since the incident occurred. It is also providing care and support to colleagues who have been emotionally affected by the deaths, as the company continues to deal with the loss of three members of its workforce.
Boxer confirmed that it is working closely with the South African Police Service (SAPS) and relevant authorities, offering its full cooperation and assistance with the ongoing investigation. The company did not provide further details about the circumstances surrounding the incident in its statement.
On Wednesday, 14 October, Boxer teams across the country observed a moment of remembrance before starting their shifts to honour their fallen colleagues. The retailer also thanked South Africans for their messages of condolences and solidarity, saying the three employees whose lives were cut short would not be forgotten.