Tshuma expected in Joburg court for extradition proceedings
Triple murder accused, Ndodana Tshuma is expected to appear in court for extradition proceedings
Zimbabwean-born British national Ndodana Tshuma is scheduled to appear in Johannesburg Magistrates’ Court on Thursday for extradition proceedings. South African authorities have received an extradition request and arrest warrant from the United Kingdom, where Tshuma is wanted for the alleged murders of his wife and two daughters.
His plea and sentence proceedings were postponed to 21 October following court hearings that revealed negotiations between Tshuma and the State have not yet been finalized. Tshuma pleaded guilty to charges of unlawful possession of a firearm and ammunition, and entering South Africa illegally. Magistrate Sindisiwe Malindi ordered Tshuma to remain in custody until his next appearance on 21 October, with the court stating that he will be brought before the court at half past eight in the morning.
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