‘Bheki Cele and I know these aren’t the real killers’: Former Orlando Pirates ‘keeper Senzo Meyiwa’s brother

The brother of the late former Orlando Pirates goalkeeper Senzo Meyiwa has claimed the individuals who have stood trial are not Senzo’s killers.

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Meyiwa believes both he and Minister of Police Bheki Cele, know who his brother’s real killers are, and its not the current individuals accused. 

Its has been seven years since Meyiwa’s passing

On exactly the seventh anniversary of the day of Meyiwa’s death, in 2014, the matter pertaining to the former Pirates shot stopper was postponed by the Boksburg Magistrate Court. The proceedings have now been scheduled for resumption on the 11th of April 2022.

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The defence against Meyiwa’ was able to reach an agreement on a date, with the state being from the 11th of April 2022 to 29 April 2022. The trial is then set to commence from the next month, from the 30th of May to the 17th of June 2022. The accused party will remain detained without parole.

Immediately after the court’s ruling, Meyiwa’s brother Sfiso confirmed his feelings to the media, pleading for higher power intervention.

His brother speaks

“I think the case now needs to be referred to the president (Cyril Ramaphosa), The president now needs to intervene because the nation has lost faith in his cabinet.” Meyiwa said.

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Meyiwa then also reveals that both he and Cele were in agreement of who Senzo’s actual killers were, and it seemed like they had got them. He now believes that the minister is starting to change his tune, and he even suspects that fear may have creeped into him regarding this case. 

Suspects Cele may be scared

“In the beginning, the minister of police, Bheki Cele was at first agreeing with us [on the actual perpetrators] because we know them and he also knows them but now has come out to say it’s these five people.”I don’t know if the minister is scared now. He is perhaps scared of something, I don’t know or maybe he is scared that they will do something against him, I don’t know. I’m very strong because I’m a man of God, I believe in God, I don’t fear anyone.” Concluded Meyiwa