Evidence created from the electronic nationwide administration traffic details system (NaTIS) has actually exposed that a person of the males linked in Senzo Meyiwa’s murder, Muzikawukhulelwa Sibiya, remained in Gauteng throughout the year of the murder. This remains in contrast to Sibiya’s proof that he was not a citizen of Gauteng in between 2013 and 2015. Sibiya, who likewise admitted to the situations causing Meyiwa’s murder, informed the Pretoria high court in 2015 he was not a citizen of Gauteng at the time of the footballer’s murder. Sibiya is on trial with Bongani Sandiso Ntanzi, Mthobisi Mncube, Mthokoziseni Maphisa and Sifisokuhle Nkani Ntuli for Meyiwa’s murder. They have all pleaded innocent. Chupye Christopher Matlou, who works as a private investigator for the Road Traffic Management Corporation, took the stand on Friday. He had actually been asked for by lead private investigator Brig Bongani Gininda to examine whether any of the implicated had actually made deals on the NaTIS system. Matlou affirmed that on July 17 2014, there was a reservation made by Sibiya for a student’s licence in Gauteng. Matlou described to the court that NaTIS supplies specific information consisting of violation notifications, ID number, cellular phone number and address to name a few info. His examination exposed Sibiya, with his address provided as Sotho Hostel in Vosloorus, had actually made a deal in Brakpan on that date. “The implicated was authorised to take his student’s test on July 22 2014,” Motlou stated. He failed his student’s test. On the very same day he stopped working, the NaTIS system records suggest a deal was carried out on his ID number at another licence centre in Boksburg to obtain another test. “He continued and composed on September 15 2014– he passed,” he stated. A few of his co-accused had actually likewise informed the court they were not in Gauteng at the time of the murder. Even more, Matlou was likewise asked for in November 2020 to examine a lorry connected to the murder case. His examination exposed that the vehicle, Ntuli’s silver VW automobile, was formerly owned by a lorry working with business. The trial advances Monday. TimesLIVE
NaTIS details refutes variation of implicated who admitted to Senzo Meyiwa’s murder
