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Breakthrough in AKA Murder Case – AKA Alleged Killers Arrested

CONFIRMED: Police Arrest Six Suspects in Connection with Mega Star's Tragic Death

Police Minister Bheki Cele has confirmed a significant development in the investigation into the murder of renowned musician Kiernan “AKA” Forbes.

Six individuals suspected of being involved in the crime are now in custody and are set to appear in court soon.

According to KZN police commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, the arrests were made in a series of operations, with the final two suspects apprehended over the weekend in eSwatini.

These men, believed to be the masterminds behind the crime, were found hiding in a house.

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Minister Cele commended the diligent efforts of law enforcement, emphasizing that the arrests were the result of tireless work by dedicated officers.

He expressed hope that the apprehension of the suspects would provide some relief to the South African public.

Mkhwanazi outlined the various roles played by the arrested individuals in the murder plot.

These roles included a coordinator, two shooters, a spotter inside the restaurant, a spotter outside the restaurant, and a supplier of firearms and vehicles.

The spotter meticulously tracked AKA’s movements from the airport upon his arrival, while the supplier provided firearms and vehicles for the operation.

Additionally, the suspects were linked to other murder cases, adding complexity to the investigation.

Mkhwanazi revealed that crucial evidence, including vehicles and firearms, had been secured as part of the investigation.

A BMW and two other vehicles, rented by some of the suspects, were among the items recovered by authorities.

With the arrests of these six suspects, authorities are one step closer to unraveling the circumstances surrounding AKA’s tragic death.

The diligent efforts of law enforcement underscore their commitment to delivering justice for the victims and their families.

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