Bongani Matsane sentenced to life for burning his mother alive, accusing her of witchcraft. A court condemned the horrific crime.
A Mpumalanga man has been sentenced to life for burning his mother alive because he was told that bad things going on in his life were because she was bewitching him.
On the evening of 14 December 2022, the mother sent her son to buy bread at a local shop. Upon his return, Matsane gave his mom the bread and then went out.) regional spokesperson Monica Nyuswa, Matsane picked up a gardening handhoe, approached his mother from behind, and struck her in the head.“He then dragged her into her bedroom, placed her on the bed, and set the bed alight. He further wiped the blood stain on the floor. The accused was arrested the same day,” Nyuswa said.
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