Four people died in a car accident near Philipstown after they were apparently returning from the funeral of Northern Cape Premier Zamani Saul’s sister. DFANEWSPAPER
Kimberley - Four people died in a car accident near Philipstown after they were apparently returning from the funeral of Northern Cape Premier Zamani Saul’s sister, which took place in Petrusville on Saturday. The deceased were on their way to De Aar when the accident took place on Saturday night.
The cousin of one of the deceased, Ncunisa Bodlani, said that she could not believe that her cousin, Malusi Bodlani, had died. “I was at home when I received a WhatsApp message from a friend at about 6am yesterday morning about the accident. Malusi went to the funeral with friends. When I received the message I was shocked as the police or no other authorities came to inform me about the incident,” said Ncunisa yesterday.
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